Washington Subpoena (Contested Traffic-Parking Infractions) is a legal process in which a person or entity can challenge a traffic or parking infraction in Washington state. This process involves the filing of a subpoena with the appropriate court, requesting evidence and documents related to the violation. Depending on the type of violation, there are three types of Washington Subpoena (Contested Traffic-Parking Infractions): 1) Non-moving Violations: These are violations that do not involve the operation of a motor vehicle. Examples include parking in a no-parking zone, operating an unregistered vehicle, and having an expired license plate. 2) Moving Violations: These are violations that involve the operation of a motor vehicle. Examples include speeding, running a red light, and failing to yield. 3) Criminal Violations: These are violations that are considered criminal offenses. Examples include driving under the influence (DUI) and reckless driving. In order to challenge a contested traffic or parking infraction, a person or entity must file a Washington Subpoena (Contested Traffic-Parking Infractions) with the relevant court. This subpoena must contain the details of the violation, the date and time of the violation, and any other relevant evidence. The court will then review the evidence and make a decision whether the violation occurred or not.