Red light ticket on a bicycle in California, but my driver's license is still Connecticut. Problem??
No. But do not ignore the ticket.
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No. But do not ignore the ticket.
You need to investigate and talk to local lawyers. Many will do an initial interview at nbo cost and give you some idea of what your options are.
You need local counsel. Immediately. The fact that you had an inoperative system is not a defense, merely a circumstance.
Not sure what the hearing is for. The judge may order such a thing if it is relevant, and there is good cause. And showing up under the influence...
1. You can fight it. 2. You should get local counsel. 3. You rented a car for a friend to drive? Think that one over.
1. Shut up, especially in public forums. 2. Get counsel. They can build quite a case from this. Especially if you have priors. 3. The Rosamond...
I am not sure the focus of your question. The fine and assessments will be on the papers you get. You can fight the ticket. It will probably...
No way.
If it is a qualifying charge, you are looking at a ten year ban. PC section 29805. All of PC 243 is a qualifying conviction.
In theory, no. But check to make sure.