Unlawful Speed (XXX74GP - Hillborough County)
Jun 12, 2014OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client received a citation for unlawful speed in Tampa, FL.
Clearwater, FL
Criminal defense Lawyer at Clearwater, FL
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +2 more
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client received a citation for unlawful speed in Tampa, FL.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client received a citation for allegedly running a stop sign, which resulted in an accident, in Tampa, FL.
OUTCOME: No Points, No License Suspension, $1106.00 Fine.
Client received citation for allegedly going 61mph over the posted limit (116/55) in Pinellas County, Florida. Client completed an 8-hour in person driving course prior to the hearing date.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client received a citation for allegedly being involved in an accident in Clearwater, Florida. However, client denied ever being in an accident and her vehicle did not show any damage.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client received a citation for speeding in a school zone in St. Petersburg, FL, which carries a $406.00 fine.
OUTCOME: Adjudication Withheld, Fine Reduced to $100.00
Client received a citation for a red light camera violation, which had a substantially higher fine than the original notice of violation ($158)
OUTCOME: Reduced to Reckless Driving, No License Suspension, No Points, Fine only.
Client received a criminal violation for racing on highway ("street racing") on Gandy Blvd in Tampa, FL. As charged, this offense carries a mandatory one year license suspension.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client received a criminal traffic violation for allegedly operating an unregistered motor vehicle in Tampa, FL. Client registered the vehicle prior to resolution.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client received a criminal traffic violation for knowingly driving while her license was suspended. This was the second time that she received this charge. Client reinstated license shortly after the t ... raffic stop.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was charged with the criminal traffic violation of attaching a tag not assigned to the vehicle that he was allegedly operating. In this case, the car dealer was allegedly the person who attache ... d the tag, not the defendant.