Highly unlikely. The citation is simply a summons for you to show up at court. If you plead not guilty, the court will eventually draft a formal...

It's possible that the first court may not find out about the ticket from the second court. If the court does, then you'll have a "show cause"...

It's possible, but it may not be worth your time. You will likely have to show up for an initial arraignment hearing, then come back a second time...

Not entirely sure what your question is. If the officer did not see you, then the chances are, he cannot prove that you were at fault. However,...

The wrong vehicle won't matter any. What you received was a citation. If you challenge this in court, you'll receive an official complaint as...

Obviously, they can, since they did it. What you are really asking is whether they had any justification for doing it or whether you can go after...

You are presumed innocent until proven guilty. The officer didn't see the crash, so he will have to testify that the accident speaks for itself. ...

Most likely, yes. But it always depends on other factors. Contact an estate / wills attorney to be sure.

Work out a payment plan with the various courts. You can get time served for some of them. It will cost you, but it would probably be worth it in...

You need to speak with someone at the Department of Motor Vehicles. If the one near you is too busy, you might try other counties. As I...