But they actually pay you distance-based travel allowance from your registered address to the courthouse. You can use this to defray vehicle costs and parking, or public transport costs or the costs related to having a friend take you there & back etc.

They go crazy explaining parking for a reason. You can pay a few bucks or pay more than your travel allowance for parking if you're not careful.

Although they don't tell you about the reimbursement, it's a nice surprise later. I once sat on a six week jury trial.

Do any of the parking garages have Tesla charging stations there?

I heard it was moved to beneath the Bergen Town Center.....

Cost my son aboot a grand to drive 15 over in the peach state. That was for an attorney, fine & court fees. No points or entry on driving record. Otherwise it would have been $1150.00 and an entry on his record. He would have got their lovely "Super Speeder" separate ticket in the mail a few weeks after he thought he was all done with them.

As soon as he told me about his little incident in Tifton, I had him get in touch with an Attorney. Money well spent.

Is this the OP protesting the parking charges for Jury Duty?

The Illinois Tollway gives you no IPass/EZPass discount when pulling a trailer and basically the toll is triple of what a single passenger car/light duty truck toll is.

I'll bet it was the year He brought his reverse image Star Wars ( or Star Trek?) machine to ExPo. My son & I were looking at it and he asked us if knew Mike Pacak. We said yes to which he launched into a tirade bellowing what an ass Mike is and that he will never return to the show etc. Instead of playing his backwards machine, we walked away.

Fortunately for the op, this was at the Westin. Imagine if it was the Wyndam or Ramada where he would have been required to pay to park

I guess he could have walked the machine there from Texas or Oregon to save on parking fees.

Did you walk, get dropped off, use public transit, park for free or pay to park?