Fining procedure | Enforcement and penalties

If you disagree with a fine, you can formally challenge it by appealing. The process depends on the type of fine received.

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To appeal a traffic fine, file an objection with the Public Prosecution Service within 6 weeks, including your details, IBAN, and why you disagree. Include a ...

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You can appeal minor traffic offences, called 'Mulder cases', by contacting the Openbaar Ministerie (Public Prosecutions Service).

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If you disagree with the fine (in Dutch), you can lodge an appeal against the decision (online) to the public prosecutor. ... CJIB website (Dutch Central Fine ...

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The process includes a fine report, notification, company response, a decision imposing a fine, and payment to the CJIB.

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The CJIB is just the collector and cannot void a fine; only the prosecutor or a judge can decide on appeals. How to appeal: The fine notice will ...

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Anyways the appeal should be send in to the CJIB. But remember first pay the fine then appeal it! If you dont do it that way they will keep ...

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According to the Dutch system, the fine imposed by the CJIB may be challenged before a public prosecutor in the Netherlands within six weeks.

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M-fines are mainly issued for traffic violations. You can appeal a Mulder Act fine to the public prosecutor. This must be done within six weeks, not a day later ...

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... (CJIB) appeal Public Prosecutor. - time-limit to lodge an appeal: • 14 days (art.408 Penal Code). • (m)-cases : 6 weeks. • 6 weeks. 3.2. Appeals against ...

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