You absolutely can. The downside is that trials take place at the end of the calendar, so you may be waiting a while for your day in court. If...

They have a year to charge you. Deal with the traffic ticket and don't say anything about the traffic cone in court.

It's an equipment violation. The only conceivable way you get a suspension for this is if you ignore the summons.

A police officer can issue a ticket and as long as you receive it within 30 days of the offense it is valid. Depending on the nature of the charge...

If the rest of the information is correct the speeding ticket will hold up. You may want to talk to an attorney.

Means the underlying case was settled or dismissed. Without more information cannot say how this affects you.

Contact the court to see if you can pay it online or at the window. An officer can mandate a court appearance if they want but for something like...

If he has a detainer he won't be released. You need to contact his attorney about resolving this so that there's some closure and clarity.

If you expect to win based on that alone you would be better off saving your money for Uber. Get an attorney to review the evidence for a more...

If there was an accident with (even minor) personal injury you need an attorney to protect your rights.