For my job, I'm interested in a few things regarding these questions. If you wouldn't mind putting your opinions, reactions, hypothetical decisions, mood, etc. Be as descriptive or vague as you want, but be readable so I can add these to our customer opinion debate, it might get some things changed. Say what you'd want to happen, who's fault you think it is, should there be a price reduction over the fault, blah blah blah etc.

1)An officer pulls you over and gives you a ticket/citation, highliting all the information required for you to pay it on the back/front and writing the cost on it for you.
When you head to the closest Clerk office to pay the citation/ticket, the Clerk informs you the price specified by the officer is incorrect.
(I.E. Officer specified $75.00, you are told to pay $103.50)
Do you pay it? Argue? Take it to court? What? How would you feel as a customer? Would you be angry?(Just some ideas for answers)


2) You get a citation/ticket in 2000-2005(Any extended period time before now).

A. You forget the ticket entirely. Out of nowhere, in 2008, you receive a letter stating you have a month to pay the ticket and late fees or your license will be suspended.
B. You pay the ticket and elect an option(driving school, partial payment plan, TAP), but never complete the option and out of nowhere, in 2008, you receive a letter stating you have a month to pay the ticket and late fees or your license will be suspended.
(Is it the Clerk's fault for not dealing with it until now? Is the state to blame for the sudden need to pay it?)(If the ticket is entirely paid, but you only forgot to bring in a Certificate of Completion from Driving School or something of the like, should your license still be suspended for it, even though no cash is involved?)

Thanks ahead for answering, if you do.
Really, you could state any opinion about Citations/Tickets and I'd be able to use it, but these specific scenarios are the ones being looked at more.