Can a citation be dismissed if provided information is incorrect ?

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   Judy Goldstein

   Mokena Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered June 20, 2012 14:39. You have an odd fact situation and it seems there is more to the story that we know. If you were there at the direction of your employer, perhaps your employer should pay for your attorney. You really should have a lawyer. Your attorney will be able to gather all he relevant facts and get you the best outcome.

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   Melissa Smejkal

   Chicago Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered June 20, 2012 14:38. What kind of ticket? What were you charged with?
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   Donald RamsellPro

   Wheaton Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered June 20, 2012 15:32. it depends on the judge.

   Every case varies depending on the law and the facts. Because questions often fail to disclose important facts,... moreEvery case varies depending on the law and the facts. Because questions often fail to disclose important facts, these 'answers' cannot and should not be relied upon as a replacement for a full or complete review of an actual case by a retained attorney. It is axiomatic that one only 'gets what they pay for', and this is one of those situations where such a phrase generally applies. less

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   Daniel Galivan

   Clarendon Hills Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered June 21, 2012 05:12. Your question is too vague to be properly answered. What exactly are you charged with? www.galivanlaw.net

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   Fred Mark Dry

   Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered June 21, 2012 15:46. There may be a defense you have not considered. It depends on the specific charge against you. If you consult an attorney, and all the facts are considered in relation to the alleged violation, the answer should be evident.

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   Alexander Ivakhnenko

   Chicago Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered June 23, 2012 12:10. It depends. Please call a criminal defense attorney of your choice for further analysis.

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