A New York Ex parte motion to dismiss handicapped parking ticket, supporting affidavit, and consent to adjudication by a Judicial Hearing Officer (WHO) is a legal document filed in court by an individual who has received a ticket for parking in a designated handicap spot without the proper documentation or permit. The individual must submit this motion in order to contest the ticket and have the case heard by a Judicial Hearing Officer instead of a judge. The motion must be accompanied by a supporting affidavit, which must provide evidence that the individual is disabled and entitled to use the handicap spot, and a consent to adjudication form, which allows the case to be heard by a Judicial Hearing Officer. There are two types of New York Ex parte motions to dismiss handicapped parking ticket, supporting affidavit, and consent to adjudication by a Judicial Hearing Officer (WHO): 1. Motion to Dismiss: The individual must provide evidence that they are entitled to use the handicap spot and that their parking ticket should be dismissed. 2. Motion to Adjudicate: The individual must provide evidence that they are entitled to use the handicap spot and that the case should be heard by a Judicial Hearing Officer. Both types of motions must be accompanied by a supporting affidavit and consent to adjudication form in order to be considered by the court.