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How do I go about getting a traffic misdemeanor dimissed after a guilty plea due to it affecting my career as a lyft. I made a guilty plea a year ago and now the case is redocked
answered on Apr 18, 2024
You will have to petition the court in which you pled to set it aside and dm it.
answered on Apr 18, 2024
Depends on whether there is already a warrant on the ticket you’re trying to redocket.
I'm not sure what I had court for and wasn't aware or have gotten something mixed up,I was trying to at least see the docket for that day to make sure I was on there
answered on Apr 2, 2024
Call the Kenton District Clerk and ask or use the public Courtnet to get the details.
What can I do? I have fixed my insurance and registration. I am tore up and don’t know what to do.
answered on Mar 26, 2024
Go to court. Show proof on both. Case may be diverted or dismissed.
A quick catch-up just from our last court date, we got lied on by CPS to the judge about being there in attendance and when they found out we were there we still wasn’t permitted to talk to the judge. The judge according to CPS stripped our last method for contact with our own children by banning... View More 
answered on Mar 23, 2024
CPS cannot allow or disallow you to do anything. If the Court issued a no contact order, it is the court who intends you to have no contact, not CPS.
I was pulled over for careless driving , failure to or improper signal, improper passing . In all honesty I was speeding but the officer claimed that I almost collided with multiple vehicles and was in both lanes of traffic which i know i was not and did not get close enough to almost collide with... View More
answered on Feb 11, 2024
Most likely will be amended and maybe diverted so you don’t lose your license.
Boone county Kentucky
answered on Dec 14, 2023
Most likely traffic school on one and hopefully an amendment or dismissal of the second one.
I was pulled over 2 days in a row and issued citations. The first one (12/7/23) consists of 3 charges. Speeding 10 MPH over the limit, possession of marijuana, and improper display of registration plate. The second ticket (12/8/23) charges are speeding 26+ MPH over the limit and improper display of... View More
answered on Dec 11, 2023
You should be able to hire an attorney to handle both cases for you without any problem. You should not lose your license.
answered on Dec 2, 2023
Most likely traffic school if you correct the tags before court.
I had 3 open traffic cases I've paid them up in full before my next court date on December 12th 2023. When the court website updated it removed the 3 open cases but now shows a new show cause hearing for Jan 30th 2024. I have not been pulled over or served any papers. Also there are no fees or... View More
answered on Nov 27, 2023
Something was left undone. Either go to the clerks office and find out what remains to be done or show up on 1/30/24 and simply ask them. You should be able to resolve either way.
It says I could get 90 days in jail! The car was not insured at the time but did get insurance the same day.
Did not have insurance at the time of citation, but did get insurance the same day. I read I could do up to 90 days in jail!!!
I don't know what to do. My car got taken because it was in my husband's name and we separated.
answered on Nov 13, 2023
Got to the courthouse. Ask them to seat aside the warrant and give you a new date.
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answered on Nov 12, 2023
The legality of a police officer calling for a second K-9 unit during a traffic stop, after the first did not alert, can be a complex issue and depends on several factors. Courts have generally held that a dog sniff during a lawful traffic stop does not violate the Fourth Amendment's... View More
I’m not from Kentucky but if I have proof of insurance when I go to court will they drop it or?
answered on Oct 26, 2023
You will not do jail time. If you had Insurance in force when you were stopped, they will dismiss it.
The office of the constable are doing traffic stops in these smaller counties is that legal?
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answered on Oct 20, 2023
In Kentucky, constables are elected officials who have law enforcement powers, but their duties and responsibilities can vary from county to county. Constables typically have the authority to make arrests and serve civil process, but they may not be responsible for answering emergency calls in the... View More
I was taking my 10 and 7 year old daughters to church 3 miles from our house in my single cab Chevy S10.The middle buckle was lodged under the seat and I couldn't get it freed up.I always wear my seat belt but given the circumstances,I elected to keep my kids safe and went without buckling... View More
answered on Oct 4, 2023
No, police officers aren’t required to validate the height or age of the children. But you can bring these facts to the attention of the judge at your trial.
Verify the height and age requirements for a passenger not needing a booster seat. If your children meet those requirements,... View More
The deputy stated on the ticket
“when he hit the 35 mph zone i slowed down to 35 mph and the above vehicle continued to pull away from me. When i caught back up to the vehicle i paced them at 52 mph in a posted 35 mph. When asked if the driver knew the speed limit he stated no i asked... View More
answered on Oct 2, 2023
Best way is to hire a traffic ticket attorney in your area to represent you. You have reasons, sympathetic and perhaps legal, in which an experienced traffic ticket attorney could utilize to get the ticket dismissed or moved to something which does not appear on your driving record. Good luck.
And call for female officer to search?
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