VIII, Sec. 5 [Untitled]

If a judge orders someone to attend State Traffic School as part of their sentence, that person is required to go. The Department of Transportation keeps track of this and will tell the court if the person is not allowed to attend, whether that's because they don't qualify under the rules or for some other reason.

If the person doesn't show up for traffic school, or if they turn out to be ineligible, the court clerk can put the case back on the active court calendar. The court will then schedule a hearing and send the person a summons ordering them to appear. At that hearing, the person will have a chance to explain why the judge shouldn't give them a different punishment instead.