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A summons is issued for minor traffic cases and can be issued for some misdemeanor cases. If you are issue a summons, you are not arrested and taken to jail. Signing a summons is not an admission of guilt to the charge, but a promise by you to the issuing person that you will appear in court on the date written on the summons.

 


Q: What is a summons?

A: A summons is issued for minor traffic cases and can be issued for some misdemeanor cases. If you are issue a summons, you are not arrested and taken to jail. Signing a summons is not an admission of guilt to the charge, but a promise by you to the issuing person that you will appear in court on the date written on the summons.


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