Clocked 47 in a 35. The officer says it was 30 zone.
Unfortunately not most judges will then just reduce the speed on the ticket, thus reducing the fine. However it still goes on your record. I would...
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Unfortunately not most judges will then just reduce the speed on the ticket, thus reducing the fine. However it still goes on your record. I would...
Contact a lawyer to represent you at a contested hearing. Often times your presence can be waived so that you don't have to go to court....
If the officer didn't sign the ticket anywhere (this includes an electronic signature) then you likely have a strong argument. However I would...
It is most likely that the ticket has already been turned over to the court, and is out of the officers hands. I would recommend hiring an attorney...
Yes you should always contest it because often times a skilled attorney can keep it off your record.
You must request a hearing within 15 days of receiving the ticket otherwise it will be found committed and at the hearing you will ask the judge...
I would recommend that you contest this infraction as there are likely many legal arguments to be made that could get this dismissed.
No the statute does not require you to state who the actual driver was.
This sounds like a ticket that should be contested in court and dismissed. I would recommend hiring an attorney to fight this because what you are...
You only get 1 deferred prosecution for a DUI in your life time. We would have to sit down and look at your record to see if you are eligible....