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Hello,I live in California and I have my CDL. I recently received a traffic violation for not obeying a posted sign. I was driving my personal vehicle, not a commercial vehicle. I took traffic school to remove the point from my record and also contacted my local drivers safety office to remove the... View More 
The pedestrian was not in or near the crosswalk as I turned. They stepped in as I turned, and it was too late for me to stop; otherwise, I would have been in the middle of the crosswalk. I was alone in my car. Can I fight this ticket?
answered on Dec 20, 2024
Yes you can fight this ticket, but I would definitely suggest a good lawyer as these are hard tickets to fight. Unfortunately the fact that the person stepped in the crosswalk meant that you needed to immediately stop and yield to the pedestrian.
The collection agency will give me a payment plan but not ezpass. What do I do?
answered on Dec 19, 2024
https://new.mta.info/agency/bridges-and-tunnels/toll-payer-advocate
This website may help you. The MTA is really cracking down hard on people who do not pay tools via EZ-Pass
My wife was pulled over last night for going 14 mph over posted limit. When pulled over two other squad cars surrounded the car exiting the vehicle all inspecting the car with no probable cause. My sister and mother in law were both in the car at the time. My mother in law was cited for not wearing... View More
How should I got about it and will the unincorporated ministry be able to register it without without 501c3 status?
A police misinterpreted my visitation order. They asked me to return the child to Ex, but I argued I can't follow the police wronglful directive over the Court order. Despite my extensive explanation, they issued a ticket under Penal Code 285 with anger. I immediately prepared a 32-page... View More
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answered on Dec 18, 2024
If you received a misdemeanor citation, yes, the police must submit a report to the District Attorney's office for prosecution to proceed. Without this report, the DA cannot formally file charges or proceed with the case.
Your proactive approach in preparing documentation to prove your... View More
Court case is in VA Beach on the 17th of Jan, But I now live in Connecticut. What can I do to get this over with
No citations, no police, no insuance. The driver of the car has no valid DL nor insurance. The owner was in the passenger seat and was not carrying license. And, i dont think the car is presently insured, possibly no title and unknown about registration. This happened this past weekend. What court... View More
answered on Dec 18, 2024
You need a Personal Injury lawyer, not a traffic lawyer.
I admitted to living in MN for a year and a half while having a ND drivers license. I was given a citation and misdemeanor. Can that be dismissed if I get a MN drivers license immediately?
answered on Dec 19, 2024
Some prosecutors will offer the defendant a chance to avoid a smaller license related conviction on their records, if they chow up in court with the issue with their license recticitfied, plus payment of "court costs." No guarantees, but you can ask. Since the issue will need to be... View More
Than I pulled into ap liquor store walk Ed bought a quart of beer the cop was parked in the lot an followed me out than pulled me over is that legal
Hi, I am about to send the N-400 form. The case concerns the marriage of a US citizen. I entered US on CR1 visa in 2022 I removed the conditions of my 2-year GC, at the moment I am on IR1 10-year green card. For three years here, I have only two tax transcripts for 2022 and 2023 filed jointly... View More
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answered on Dec 19, 2024
From what you've described, having two joint tax transcripts for 2022 and 2023 should be sufficient since you weren't required to file U.S. taxes in 2021 as you weren't living in the country. Your husband's "married filing separately" status for 2021 won't... View More
They charged me with a dui, I haven’t been to court yet, they suspended my AZDL for refusing a blood test. Got a warrant and tested blood anyways, I haven’t gotten the results back but they charged me with a dui although there was no hearing for that. Fined me for no insurance or registration... View More
On December 2nd there was a report of an accident. Normally they're they always talk about who was involved when the accident occurred etc. Can't find anything on it to know who was involved or what happened. Is that open to the public or do you have to request it
Officer did not ask or state he was going to search and opened packages that I had on my box truck to deliver to customers.
answered on Dec 17, 2024
Yes, if an officer has a warrant, probable cause, or exigent circumstances, he can search without asking or stating that he is going to search.
He only needs to ask if he uses consent as the basis for the search.
I live in NC. It’s been more than three years since my last offense
Truck and trailer got towed. Never authorized truck being towed because driver was not at fault and he was arrested for possession. I am not owner of his truck snd towing will not release my load that os on trailer until complete bill is paid.
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