Yes, the officer can write a citation after the fact. However, you should have been sent a notice of the violation. Consider speaking with a local criminal/traffic attorney.

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If you go to court, the standard of proof is preponderance of the evidence, so if the officer says you were speeding even less than what he wrote the ticket for you will still have a judgment on your record and likely increased insurance rates. You should consider hiring an attorney who can... View More

You should expect to be charged with a felony OWI since it has been less than 7 years from your last conviction.

If your license is an Indiana license, you will be suspended for failure to file proof of insurance, the suspension will be 90 days or more and will have a reinstatement fee. You may qualify for specialized driving privileges.

You should contact a local traffic attorney who can assist you with the suspensions and any pending case. If for some reason its not possible to get you valid quickly, you may qualify for a specialized driving privileges.

First, if you had insurance at the time of the violation, contact your insurance company to send in proof and the suspension will be removed. If you did not have insurance, then your option would be to petition the court for specialized driving privileges, you can do this yourself, but if you do... View More

Possibly. If the DWS is a misdemeanor then a new criminal charge could get your bond revoked. If you have an attorney on the drug case you should consult with them about the new situation, it may be possible to get the warrant recalled.

It really depends on the conditions the Court put in the SDP order, however, its a non moving violation and should not affect the SDP.

Your local license branch can walk you through the process. The following is from AAA's digest or motoring laws and seems accurate:

Owners of mopeds or scooters with engines smaller than 50 cubic centimeters must apply for a registration. Such mopeds or scooters will receive license... View More

How prosecutors handle traffic infractions varies widely from county to county. In some counties, prosecutors will not amend any traffic ticket which leaves you with the choice of either paying the ticket or taking it to trial. In other (most) counties, prosecutors may be willing to amend a... View More

If he does not have a myBMV.com account, he needs to create one. It will allow him to look at his record for free and to see what the BMV is saying he needs to do to get valid. It is most likely he needs to contact the insurance company to show there was coverage on the new vehicle due to the... View More

Under Indiana law, “IC” stands for Indiana Code, and the following numbers are the Title- Article - Chapter - and section of the code that states a particular law. Title 9 outlines laws and penalties for most driving offenses. However, IC 9-41-5-2(a) does not exist, as the articles under Title... View More

It depends, if she is working towards a license then no, however, if she is wasting the Court's time, then it could have a negative impact.

There should be contact information for the court clerk on the ticket. Although clerks cannot give legal advice, they can inform you of procedures. Since this is a Florida issue, direct future inquiries towards Florida attorneys.

Before paying the ticket, consider calling the prosecutors office to see if they would be willing to work with you. Additionally, most of the ticket costs is the court costs which are $135.50. The prosecutor may be willing to dismiss for compliance.

You should not lose your license for a stop sign ticket, unless there are other convictions on your record that would cause the suspension. Additionally, if you did not have insurance your license will be suspended. If you are an Indiana resident and you admit to the violation it will add 2-4... View More

The wrong car listed on the ticket will not result in the case being dismissed unless there was a Ford at the same place you were and the officer admits to pulling over the wrong car. If he simply wrote down the wrong make, the scriveners error can be corrected at any time until the case is... View More

You should consider speaking with an attorney before going to court. If you go and admit the violation it will add a minimum of 4 points to your record and likely increase your insurance costs considerably for the next three years or so.

It is very unlikely the case would be dismissed for the error; it would be viewed as a scriveners error and the prosecutor can move to amend at any time.