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answered on Mar 14, 2017
Yes, that is allowed and standard operating procedure for officers.
answered on Mar 11, 2017
You need to read your rules of the road. In most states you pull up to the line, stop, then go. If they are far away, nothing happened, right? If something happened they weren't that far away, right? If yoiu got a ticket read your statute.Very closely.
I got charged for two things I was unaware of and the tickets do not have the ticket amounts. Should I be worried? What should I expect? I am also in Spartanburg,SC
answered on Mar 4, 2017
Traffic citations can have consequences beyond court dates and fines. An experienced traffic attorney can look at you citations and let you know what options may be available to make things better. Call one today to make sure you take advantage of all of your options.
answered on Feb 11, 2017
Your first step is contacting the court that handled your case five years ago and paying that fine or serving whatever sentence was ordered. If you have no other license issues, proof that you handled the old charge may be enough for the DMV to allow you to get your license back.
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I have no criminal record. No priors other then one speeding ticket. The officer sent me to jail for the night. What should I do to fight this in court?
answered on Jan 10, 2017
Bottom line: Contact an attorney to see what options might be available to you and your specific set of circumstances prior to your court date.
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answered on Oct 30, 2016
Kinda sorta, unless they cause a wreck. They also are known to exceed the speed limit.
answered on Sep 30, 2016
Only if there was major damage or serious injury.However a lot depends on the charges.The juvenile needs to talk to a lawyer who handles tickets.
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