The person with the most information on this case is your lawyer. Ask them.

You didn't ask a question but yes: you should get the plates immediately. Was he cited for speeding? If so use the Find a lawyer tab above to...

You have nothing to lose by asking the judge for a break. Don't do it in a trial, do it before trial. Judges do have some leeway in terms of fees...

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Yes, an officer can wait to cite you. Yes, an officer can request a witness to an offense to identify themselves. Also, he can ask if he thought...

No. It would take a showing of something like malicious prosecution to sue the government.

Whether you were asked for insurance and registration is irrelevant to a charge of speeding. According to section 4511.21(A) of OH vehicle...

Paying the fine results in a conviction on your record. As noted above an attorney can help you keep it off your record.

Take you occupational license and your order of suspension to a lawyer for review and a discussion of your options. And don't pay ticket fines.

You ask two different questions that probably sound the same to you. He cannot claim ownership as to the legal title, that is vested in you...

What you should do is contact your lawyer. He is not only better situated to answer your questions but he is obligated to do so because you paid...