Q: I recently received a speeding ticket while driving in Wisconsin. Will it affect my Minnesota record
I'm a Minnesota resident
A: If convicted (by paying the fine or losing a trial), yes. Wisconsin will report the conviction to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety for inclusion on the driver's license record (assuming a Minnesota driver's license). To avoid that, fight the ticket in Wisconsin to try to prevent a conviction.
A: Yes, paying the fine or being found guilty will result in the matter being reported to Minnesota. Consider this as you move forward and get counsel in Wisconsin if appropriate.
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