Affidavit of Violation

An affidavit of violation is a sworn written statement that describes an alleged violation of a law, policy, or agreement. It is typically provided by an individual who has personal knowledge of the violation, such as a witness or victim. The affidavit should include the affiant’s name and contact information, a detailed description of the incident, any supporting evidence or documentation, and a statement affirming the truth of the contents under penalty of perjury. Affidavits of violation are often used in legal or administrative proceedings to provide evidence of wrongdoing and to support claims for relief or penalties. They should be clear, specific, and factual, and should be reviewed by an attorney before submission.