You should plead not guilty and go to court and try to work out a way to keep these off your record. Try to get DL, insurance, and current...

Hire a traffic ticket attorney for assistance, or at least plead not guilty, go to court and try to keep the offense off your record.

You should go to the pretrial and try to keep the new tickets off your record. It is probably a good idea to hire an attorney since you are also...

Talk to the court about options for drivers safety course or deferred disposition to try to keep the ticket off your record.

If you set your case for pretrial, you will likely meet with a prosecutor and they will give you an offer. It might be helpful to hire an...

You should talk to your attorney, or hire an attorney if you don't already have one. Make sure they are representing you in both courts.

Yes. Once you pay the ticket, it will appear on your driving record and DPS will assess the suspension then.

A trial should be set at a later date, unless the pretrial notice says otherwise. It will also depend on if you wish to have a bench trial or jury...

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Getting it in as evidence in a trial may be complicated, but if you go in and meet with a prosecutor and have the prosecutor get you the video,...

Contact the court asap to see about scheduling a new court date, or hire a traffic ticket attorney to help you get back on the docket.