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Do yall write people ntas in bars?

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Do yall write people ntas in bars?

Sure. Why not? You violate a misdemeanor statute and you get a NTA. Pretty simple and very straightforward. It is a decision made by the agent. NTA or book into the jail.

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Sure. Why not? You violate a misdemeanor statute and you get a NTA. Pretty simple and very straightforward. It is a decision made by the agent. NTA or book into the jail.

Who would you contact to see if you recieved one?

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Are you a moron? You would know if you were issued an NTA

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Who would you contact to see if you recieved one?

You have to know that the issuance of an NTA is an arrest. Instead of taking you to jail, the agent decided to issue you a Notice To Appear in Court in order to answer to the charge of whatever you were charged with. You would have been explained your options and your copy of the form would have contained your instructions. Make no mistake. If you were issued an NTA, you were arrested. Does any of that sound familiar? You may have been provided an Official Notice of Violation, which is not an arrest. An Official Notice is an administrative action taken against an alcoholic beverage license/licensee.

Now back to your question. If you don't know if you were arrested, call the Clerk of the Court in the County where the incident took place. If you were arrested, they would know. Most Clerks need a few days to input the data. You could check online too. Most have online public records portals.

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You have to know that the issuance of an NTA is an arrest. Instead of taking you to jail, the agent decided to issue you a Notice To Appear in Court in order to answer to the charge of whatever you were charged with. You would have been explained your options and your copy of the form would have contained your instructions. Make no mistake. If you were issued an NTA, you were arrested. Does any of that sound familiar? You may have been provided an Official Notice of Violation, which is not an arrest. An Official Notice is an administrative action taken against an alcoholic beverage license/licensee.

Now back to your question. If you don't know if you were arrested, call the Clerk of the Court in the County where the incident took place. If you were arrested, they would know. Most Clerks need a few days to input the data. You could check online too. Most have online public records portals.

Thanks for the information.

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Who would you contact to see if you recieved one?

What happens a lot of times is someone gets a NTA for something like underage possession and they think they just got a ticket. The never read it and go about their millennial existence. Then one day they apply for a job and when they
get to the question Have you ever been arrested?, they say No because they only got a ticket. You know what happens next.