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I was told he would have given me a ticket but he had to be at court. Also, can I check for tickets online since my license does not have my updated address on it.
answered on Feb 19, 2019
No. If he didn’t give you a ticket at the scene, you will not be getting a ticket.
i was 17, but turned 18 before my court date.
I live and work in KY but never got a new ID after I moved back here from Texas. I got pulled over for running a red light, I didn’t have time to stop, and I’ve never had a drivers license. My wife had a serious migraine at work and I ran home for her medication. Told the officers I didn’t... View More 
answered on Feb 2, 2019
Get your permit, registration and six months insurance. Hire a lawyer if you can. It is highly unlikely that you will receive anything other that fines and court costs.
answered on Jan 29, 2019
Depends what county you’re in but probably. Check with the clerks office and they’ll tell you for sure.
They would flash yellow in perfect sync with the normal signals.
My friend visited me from TX christmas of 16'. She drove my vehicle and got a speeding ticket. I was not in the car.
Fast forward to 2 weeks ago im getting new insurance and they tell me my license is suspended. I NEVER got a ticket notice or anything.
After calling all over... View More
answered on Jan 14, 2019
You definitely need an attorney to clean this up. There are several things you can possibly do but first you need the bench warrant set aside and a new court date.
And my Auto Ins
answered on Sep 16, 2018
It all depends on WHY your license was suspended, but there are likely ways for you to have it reinstated.
I live in Louisville Ky. . got my dates mixed and rescheduled. I missed my 2nd court date because i did a school bus run and didn't get done until 1pm. What do i need to do cause i do not want jail time over expired tags.
answered on Sep 13, 2018
Get your tags corrected and take them to the district clerks office and they should be able to resolve it for you.
answered on Sep 7, 2018
Very likely since you corrected it all that you will just pay a fine.
I did not have an updated insurance card at the time of the citation, but I have a letter from my insurance company stating I was covered at the time. Do I plead guilty with explanation and provide the letter at the arraignment, or can I ask the judge for dismissal of that charge?
answered on Aug 20, 2018
If you had insurance st the time, ask for dismissal. Most courts will.
answered on Aug 18, 2018
No. Both states are on the National Register, meaning Georgia will see your Kentucky license suspension and refuse to issue you a license until the suspension in Kentucky is resolved.
I got pulled over for going 98 in a 55 in Kentucky. I am 18, Im 2 days away from starting college, and I have only had 1 previous ticket that was cleared (expired tags but I showed I updated them). But besides that I have a perfectly clean record. Im just in fear that I may lose my license, which... View More
answered on Aug 17, 2018
It depends on what county you received the ticket in. Each county handles cases differently. Speeding 26 Over it great is a suspension level ticket and you should hire an attorney.
I am from out of state I was driving in the right lane going the speed limit, I didn't see the officer on the side of the road until it was almost too late to react, I had crossed over the fog line because I panicked and slammed on my break I ended up slowing down to about 55-60mph by the time... View More
answered on Aug 14, 2018
No. You cannot pay the ticket and not appear in court. You can, however, hire an attorney to appear for you in that court and possibly resolve it without you coming to court.
I was pulled over and ticketed for doing 82 in a 55. I am not familiar with the area. I have just relocated for work and my address is still in my previous state. Can I get out of this ticket with no points? I currently have 0 points on my driving record.
answered on Aug 14, 2018
27 over is a suspension level ticket. It depends on where you got the ticket as to what the resolution may be. In any event, you need a lawyer rather than handling it yourself.
I am from Minnesota and it's screwing up my chance of jobs because what they wrote is just as bad as a DUI
Are the same date. To compound that his blood pressure is up, and he needs 2 reschedule both of them? Can he call both jurisdictions EARLY in the morning and reschedule? Just based off the fact he can't be in 2 places at the same time, he's ill and can't drive.
answered on Jul 15, 2018
Husband should hire a lawyer in both jurisdictions to appear for him.
Was told come ba k in november to have time to get license back.
answered on Jun 23, 2018
He can make a ruling but he hasn’t yet. Get your license reinstated, go back in November and show the court it has been reinstated, and they will likely either dismiss it as corrected or amend it t a lesser, non suspendable offense.
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