What would happen?

You would never make it through border. Don't ever try this. This how you get shot and killed.

Do I need an attorney?

No harm in contesting citation. it does not get any worse for you.If you go to court or have an attorney represent you the trial date may not be...

Go back to court and tell judge you can't pay it all now and either get a payment plan or a new date to pay. This is much easier to fix before...

How do I contest an open container Infraction? a solo cup with apple juice on the 4th of July.

Enter a not guilty plea on or before the court date listed on the ticket. If officer does not show up on trial date the case is dismissed. If he...

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Not given any bill on citation but sent to home a ticket with 23123.5 a with TVS "yes"

Technically you could argue you were not texting and bring in phone records to support that position. It is true that not all phone usage while...

My friend has a bench warrant he failed to appear in court. Was stopped with a suspended license.

It sounds like there are two issues going on. One is the underlying reason the license was suspended. If that is for a failure to appear at court...

Will an FTA be dismissed if i win a case for a traffic ticket?

Whether you have to pay for the FTA is separate from guilt or innocence on ticket. Whether the FTA fine gets dismissed will depend on judge....

I had a wet reckless 14 years ago, can that be used against me now in a DUI charge by the DMV and the courts?

As mentioned it will not be used against you as a prior offense. The prosecution will likely know about it, but likely will not have an impact on...

For a speeding ticket, if I plead not guilty during the arraignment, can I later plead guilty during trial if the cop shows up?

You can plead guilty at trial if officer shows up. It's worth contesting it to see if officer shows up and whether he has his notes with him or not.

Yes you can still fight ticket Go to the court where ticket is (or hire an attorney to handle case for you). If you or an attorney appear at court...