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answered on Aug 28, 2016
This is an odd Q - I presume in the fact situation you presented the passenger did actually get a ticket. I can see no grounds for the passenger to get a ticket unless there are some facts that have not been presented.
When he returned with my ticket he said he marked me at 9 over so it didn't affect my driving record or or insurance. When I looked at the ticket it says I was clocked going 64 in a 55. Do I have a chance at getting this ticket dropped? I have one other speeding ticket on my record from 3 or 4... View More
answered on Jul 28, 2016
Call an attorney and ask for help. There is no guarantee that the charges will be dropped or reduced and attorneys are not allowed to setup an "only pay if you win" scenario in a criminal defense scenario. However, it is worth trying as the fee is likely to be minimal.
He is 18 and is not able to come back for court. What can he do?
answered on Jul 19, 2016
He can hire an attorney to deal with it for him, these cases are much less than hiring an attorney for something like a DWI.
answered on Oct 17, 2015
The citation should be sent to the address listed on your driver's license or state issued identification card. There is no law that prevents the Court from mailing a citation/court date to your parents' address.
I was pulled over by a police officer today when I was traveling home from work. the officer stated the reason he pulled me over was because my vehicle had expired tabs. I did some research and it came to my attention that you only need a valid driver's license and vehicle registration if you... View More
answered on Oct 17, 2015
Your "research" results are incorrect. In the statute defining driver which uses "employed", the word is used in the sense of "engaged in an activity", not working for a wage or salary.
The US Constitution contains no language to the effect that "...... View More
They didnt mark my tires, or leave a ticket on my windshield. i got the ticket when i picked up my vehicle from the impound. is this legal?
answered on Dec 16, 2010
Yes, this is legal. Why would you think you are entitled to a warning?
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