<human>: My man got a fix it ticket because of expired tags. It was a new (used) car and the DMV simply hadn't sent the tags yet. The officer who pulled us over insisted everything would be fine and it's not a big deal; when the tags arrived we were to contact a CHP officer to sign off on the ticket and then turn it in to the court. The tags arrived the next week and we did just that. Never heard anything back until another ticket arrived in the mail for failing to take care of the first one. This new ticket was $800, or we could go to court. No way he was going to pay for something that wasn't his fault, so court it was. About a month later, we get another letter saying that his license is being revoked until the situation is remedied. Mind you, this is before the court date even occurred. He went to the court clerk's office and got an extension so he would at least be able to drive to his court date ($25). Today was the court date. He thought everything would go smoothly, but it was a nightmare. We organized every piece of documentation relating to the ticket and even made a corresponding timeline of the events that took place. He was not given an opportunity to show that this whole mess was clearly a clerical error with the first ticket. A clerk asked him if he pleads guilty or not guilty. He pled not guilty of course. They then told him he has to pay bail ($25) and go to trial on December 23rd. His license is still on a revocation extension, is it possible to get another one until December?

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<bot>: Boy gets fix it ticket, court loses ticket, Boy's license revoked, Boy goes to court date, Boy now has an impending trial.