No, this is the sort of discrepancy that entitles you to a new notice of your court date.  There is the very rare case when the offense charged is so far off base that the complaint can't fairly be amended, without violating the defendant's right to notice (as part of the larger due process of law), that the complaint has to be dismissed.Being a jailhouse lawyer can land you in jail.  If you want more details on how this discrepancy affects your case, based on all of the facts, you should talk to an attorney near you.  One place to look for a lawyer is our website, http://attorneypages.com