Q: I was pulled over in TN for speeding. The cop let me off with a warning. Now I’m getting a ticket in the mail for $250.
The letter says if I don’t pay that they could suspend my license.
Are they allowed to do that and are they allowed to send me a ticket in the mail if I never received one at the scene?
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A: Citations can be mailed to the defendant. Hire an attorney to go to Court with you. Possibly some type of diversion may occur. Paying it is a conviction and points against your MVR.
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