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Justice Court Precinct 6's dismissal-fee chart for Class C compliance dismissals: a $10 administrative fee where the defect is remedied before the defendant's first court appearance — failing to display plates front and rear, failing to display the registration insignia (with proof of registration for the period), wrong-period, obscured, illuminated or coated plates or insignia, improperly equipped vehicles (not commercial), an expired vessel certificate remedied within 10 working days and not expired over 60 days, license to be carried and exhibited (license issued, appropriate and valid at the offense), and special restrictions or endorsements removed or imposed in error; a $20 administrative fee for driving with expired registration (remedied within 20 working days or before the first appearance, whichever is later, with the delinquent registration fee paid), expired inspection (remedied within 20 working days or before the first appearance and not expired over 60 days), driving with an expired driver's license and failing to give notice of a change of address or name (remedied within 20 working days or before the first appearance, whichever is later).
Texas > Tarrant County > Justice Court, Precinct 6 — Class C defendants seeking compliance dismissals.
"DISMISSAL FEES — $10 ADMN FEES CHARGED – REGISTRATION/LICENSE PLATE OFFENSES: Failing to Display License Plate on front and rear of vehicle — Corrected by D's first court appearance — $10.00 admn fee. Fail to Display Registration Insignia on vehicle — 1. Proof that vehicle was registered for the period; and 2. Registration was attached to vehicle before D's first court appearance — $10.00 admn fe
Reviewer note: Own-site document (text layer, 3 pp, 2,798 chars) fetched 2026-09-06 and read in full; quoted verbatim with the three near-identical plate-marking rows bracketed; undated and unsigned; joined to Judge Jason M. Charbonnet as the precinct's current posting (inference recorded; spine tx-jason-m-charbonnet). Composed benchpath-ajr8-tarrant (own-site lane).
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