When you ignore a ticket in NY, it stays forever. 10 years or 30 years later, you need to deal with it if you want your driver's license back. How you deal with it is another question.

You have have a speedy trial argument.

Using a hand free device is explicitly allowed by VTL §1225-c2a and VTL §1225-d does not rescind VTL §1225-c2a.

VTL §1225-d(2). For the purposes of this section, the following terms shall have the following meanings:

(a) "Portable electronic device" shall mean any... View More

Failure to signal is a 2 point violation. I would recommend pleading not guilty. You will receive a conference date at which time you should try to get a reduction to a non-moving, no point violation. It is also possible to get the second ticket dismissed as covered by the plea

No dismissal as speedy trial does not apply to traffic infractions.

However, once 18 months have passed from the date of the ticket the points will no longer appear on your DMV record

I am not sure how you can not know you got a ticket for seat belt violation since they hand it to you. There is, presumably, a judgment. A judgment accumulates interest. The enforcement of a judgment has a statute of limitations of 20 years, so it is still enforceable.

The question is not whether the pedestrians had the light: if the pedestrians were in the crosswalk, you were required to yield.

Even if you were technically guilty, you might win at trial. Even if you were not guilty, the officer's story might be different when he testifies at trial.

Usually the answer is no: the class helps for ticket received/issued 18 months prior to the date of the course.

In your case, I am assuming that your ticket is filed somewhere in NYC, where the Judges (ALJs) have discretion to look at the points differently, and can take into consideration... View More

Now you fight the tickets. You can appear in court yourself, or hire a lawyer to argue the case for you.

No idea what form you are reading. Please post again with the name of the form you are filling out, and the court you are dealing with.

For traffic tickets you can find an attorney who can handle it last minute. Even the day of.

This is a 5 point violation which will stay on your record in New York State for 18 months from the date of violation. Even though you have a Florida license, your driving privileges in New York will be suspended if you reach 11 points or more within an 18 month period.

I would recommend... View More

This ticket does not carry points, but it may affect your driving record. You can choose to either plead not guilty and fight it or plead guilty and pay the fine.

They can ask you, but you should not talk to the police without an attorney.

You posted in NY. Report in PA.

You are not likely to be charged with impersonating an officer unless you were clearly acting like a jack ass and doing so, however, I can see cops taking offense to this and pulling you over/possibly arresting you.

You say it is a show car so make it that. With regards to the tints, that... View More

Sounds like he said she said. The officer says they gave you the ticket, and the judge believed the officer, and found you guilty. If you have a warrant, that means there is probably a criminal charge issued as well for driving suspended. If you cannot afford a attorney, you may be eligible for a... View More

There are a number of points in the proceedings where different statutes of limitations apply. I assume you are asking about the start of the case, which is one year form the date of offense. If that is not what you had in mind, ask again with more specificity.

The conviction and points will appear on your record for 4 years. However, the points disappear and go back to zero 18 months after the date of violation.

When you recived the ticket you were required to plead guilty or not guilty by a certain date. (should have been somewhere on the ticket) you can call the court to figure out the next step to getting your license un-suspended, or you can hire an attorney to do that for you.