Support in the administrative court of 1-instance after a road traffic accident
Road traffic accidents (RTAs) are stressful and often difficult situations that require not only moral, but also professional legal support. LiTRO services provide comprehensive support in administrative courts of various levels, providing you with reliable defense of your rights and interests.
Support in the administrative court of 1-instance
After a road traffic accident, the first stage of the legal process is the consideration of the case by the administrative court of first instance. At this stage, key issues regarding the circumstances of the incident, the guilt of the participants and the amount of administrative penalties are resolved. Our task is to support your participation in order to defend your position, using all available legal methods and evidence.
Legal support in administrative court
The most effective way to defend your interests is to hire qualified legal adviser who specializes in administrative law and road traffic accident disputes to assist you in court.
Submission of necessary procedural documents
Procedural documents must be correctly drawn up and contain all the necessary legal aspects, facts and requirements.
Time limits for consideration of the case in the administrative court of 1-instance
Standard road traffic accident cases are reviewed within 15 days. In cases where petitions are received from the participants in the proceedings on an administrative offense or if additional clarification of the circumstances of the case is necessary, the period for consideration of the case may be extended, but not more than by one month.
Correctly following all procedures and laws related to the consideration of an administrative violation case in a road traffic accident in Kazakhstan not only helps defend your rights, but also contributes to a fairer and more efficient consideration of the case. Appeal to professional lawyers makes it possible to qualitatively prepare for court hearings and increases the chances of a successful outcome of the case.
Our goal is to achieve the optimal result for you, be it minimizing fines, compensating for damages or defending your rights. For more information and advice, contact us at short number 5070.
What should be done if the person against whom the case of an administrative offense is being conducted (the culprit of the road traffic accident) does not appear in court for the trial?
If a person against whom a case of an administrative offense is being conducted does not appear at the court hearing, the court may postpone the consideration of the case.
After finding out the reasons for his/her failure to appear, if he/she has been duly notified of the place and time of the consideration of the case, and if he/she has not submitted a motion to postpone the consideration of the case, the court has the right to decide to consider the case in his absence.
The Traffic Police Department (TPD) offers to independently find the culprit of the accident. What should you do?
Finding the culprit of the road traffic accident is not your responsibility. This is the responsibility of traffic police and judicial authorities.
Sometimes traffic police officers try to shift this responsibility onto the victim, since he/she is interested in a speedy resolution of the case. However, the decision to help find the culprit is up to you.
After the road traffic accident, I was not given any documents. Is it OK?
The following documents are drawn up at the scene of a road traffic accident: • diagram of a traffic accident; • explanatory notes of road traffic accident participants; • protocol (for the alleged culprit) • certificate of damage to vehicles.
Drivers must be given copies of the case materials, including the above documents, within three working days at the Department (Dpt) at the scene of the road traffic accident. Each participant in a road traffic accident has the right to familiarize himself/herself with all materials on the case.
What are the deadlines for considering a case in an administrative court?
An ordinary case of an administrative offense is considered within 15 days.
If petitions are received from participants in the proceedings on an administrative offense or if additional clarification of the circumstances of the case is necessary, the period for consideration of the case may be extended, but not more than by one month.