From: edDELitoETEr@highTHwayISrobbery.net   
      
   I am in CA where if the court's address is not on your "ticket" (it MAY   
   mention the court's name but without giving the court's address), and if   
   it says something like "This is not a summons" or "Do not contact the   
   court about this notice," it is not a real ticket, and you can ignore it.   
      
   These mailers are a clever effort by the police to bluff you into   
   telling them who was driving the car. The police use them when they are   
   unsure if the registered owner is the person in the picture. Examples   
   would be if there is a gender mismatch, a big difference in age, a   
   rental or company car, or just a very blurry photo.   
      
   Here they're called Snitch Tickets. (For more info about them, Google   
   the term.)   
      
   I know they are in use in AZ but I would like to get more info on how   
   extensively - and the various ways they are worded.   
      
   Ed.   
      
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