1) a notice to appear in court due

1) a notice to appear in court due to the probable commission of a minor crime such as a traffic violation, drinking liquor in a park where prohibited, letting a dog loose without a leash, and in some states for possession of a small amount of marijuana. Failure to appear can result in a warrant for the citee's arrest. 2) a notice to appear in court in a civil matter in which the presence of a party appears necessary, usually required by statute, such as a person whose relatives wish to place him/her under a conservatorship (take over and manage his/her affairs). 3) the act of referring to (citing) a statute, precedent-setting case or legal textbook, in a brief (written legal court statement) or argument in court, called "citation of authority." 4) the section of the statute or the name of the case as well as the volume number, the report series and the page number of a case referred to in a brief, points and authorities, or other legal argument. Example: United States vs. Wong Kim Ark, (1898) 169 U.S. 649, which is the name of the case, the year when decided, with the decision found at volume 169 of the United States [Supreme Court] Reporter at page 649. A citation also refers to the case itself, as in "counsel's citation of the Wong case is not in point."

1) a notice to appear in court due to the probable commission of a minor crime such as a traffic violation, drinking liquor in a park where prohibited, letting a dog loose without a leash, and in some states for possession of a small amount of. marijuana. Failure to appear can result in a warrant for the citee's arrest. 2) a notice to appear in court in a civil matter in which the presence of a party appears necessary, usually required by statute, such as a person whose relatives wish to place him / her under a conservatorship (take over and manage his / her. affairs). 3) the act of referring to (citing) a statute, precedent-setting case or legal textbook, in a brief (written legal court statement) or argument in court, called "citation of authority.". 4) the section of the statute or the name of the case as well as the volume number, the report series and the page number of a case referred to in a brief, points and authorities, or other legal argument. Example: United States vs. Wong Kim Ark, (1898) 169 US 649, which is the name of the case, the year when decided, with the decision found at volume 169 of the United States [Supreme Court] Reporter at page 649. A citation also refers to the case itself, as in "counsel's citation of the Wong case is not in point.".

1) a notice to appear in court due to the probable Commission of a minor crime such as a traffic violation drinking liquor,, In a park where prohibited letting a, dog loose without, a leash and in some states for possession of a small amount of. Marijuana. Failure to appear can result in a warrant for the citee 's arrest.2) a notice to appear in court in a civil matter in which the presence of a party, appears necessary usually required by. Statute such as, a person whose relatives wish to place him / her under a conservatorship (take over and manage his / her affairs).? 3) the act of referring to (citing), a statute precedent-setting case or, legal textbookIn a brief (written legal court statement) or argument, in court called "citation of authority." 4) the section of the. Statute or the name of the case as well as the volume number the report, series and the page number of a case referred to. In a brief points and, authorities or other, legal argument. Example: United States vs. Wong Kim Ark, (1898) 169 U.S. 649 which,, Is the name of, the caseThe year, when decided with the decision found at volume 169 of the United States [Supreme Court] Reporter at page 649. A. Citation also refers to the, case itself as in "Counsel 's citation of the Wong case is not in point."

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