Patrick Kincaid v. Government of the District of Columbia
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
KAVANAUGH, Circuit Judge:
This case concerns the District of Columbia’s post-and-forfeit statute. Under that law, certain individuals arrested for misdemeanor crimes receive an opportunity to resolve their criminal charges immediately by paying a relatively small sum of money, typically $25 to $50. An arrestee who chooses to use the post-and-forfeit procedure is released without the need to attend any criminal proceedings and without any admission of fault or record of conviction. An arrestee who declines to use the post-and-forfeit procedure is entitled to all criminal due process…
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