LIRLJ 3.6
                        DEFERRED FINDINGS


A.   Deferred Findings.  The court may defer findings regarding
traffic infractions either before or following a contested
hearing or defer entry of an order following a mitigation hearing
for up to one year and impose conditions on the person.

B.   Limit.  A person may not receive more than one deferral
within a seven-year period for moving violations and one deferral
within a seven year period for nonmoving violations.

C.   Conditions.  For moving violations the conditions may
include attendance at traffic safety school, payment of some or
all of the presumptive fine and an administrative fee.  For
nonmoving violations the conditions may include payment of some
or all of the presumptive fine and an administrative fee.

D.   Administrative Fee.  An administrative fee shall be charged.

E.   Dismissal.  After the end of the deferral period, the court
will dismiss the infraction if the person has met all the
conditions of deferral and has not committed another traffic
infraction during the period.

F.   Subsequent Violation during the deferral period.  The Court
will notify a person during the pending deferment of a violation
by first class mail to the address provided by the deferred
person.  The Court will note the deferred violation as committed
and transmit the Notice of Infraction to the Department of
Licensing.  The Court shall have no other obligation to the
deferred person in this regard.


[Effective September 1, 2002]