Hire a competent attorney to turn you in to the Court when you are not on the Docket. The Judge may arrest you, set Bond, or you might dispose of it all at once. You will need cash that day. Once it is paid in full, take that Receipt back to IN DMV, etc.

The driver is violating the Rules of the Road, not some company on the phone. So the driver is charged only.

I do not recommend just paying it, which is a conviction. Go to Court in a respectful manner with enough cash to pay whatever the Judge orders. Some type of Diversion might occur, and it cannot get worse.

Generally in civil cases, a default judgment will go down against you. In a criminal case, the judge will issue capias for your arrest or a failure to appear arrest warrant. Some civil cases could result in contempt jail time, and some rule of the road violations will also result in a suspended... Read more »

DUI By Consent, Underage Drinking, Contributing to Delinquency, Etc.

The prosecution has the burden of proof and at trial would call the law enforcement officer who would identify you as the operator of a vehicle which was exceeding the speed limit. You or your attorney can question the law enforcement officer as to the inconsistencies however, the officer would... Read more »

They can ask you or any of the traffic schools. But usually you will get away with going to school again and submitting the Certificate. Sometime the school will not allow you to attend.

TN LEOs have a year to initiate a misdemeanor prosecution. You should continue to call the Sessions or City Court that you think is involved. But if you were not arrested, the Court Date should appear on the Citation.

You need an attorney to represent you so that things like what you described do not continue to happen. An accusation of exceeding the speeding limit by over 60 mph is not going to get you any sympathy but if you have an attorney he should be able to keep your from getting railroaded.

No. General Sessions allows oral amendments quickly for the State, if needed. Either hire an Attorney or represent yourself in a respectful manner. Bring cash for the costs.

What is your question? If this concerns a Traffic Violation, then your attorney needs the medical record so he can talk to the DA. Such records are heresay but sometimes help.

Apparently you already received a Misdemeanor Citation, or you would be in jail. The 43 over is 8 points added to your your MVR. 3 more points in a year and you lose your TNDL. Go to Court in a respectful manner with cash to pay the Court. Some type of Diversion or a lesser speed plea might... Read more »

You will need to call the Court Clerk and ask. That will be a conviction with points added to your MVR.

Who told you that the DA would probably not work with you? And he may not, however he may work with a traffic ticket attorney representing you. My recommendation is that you contact a few traffic ticket or criminal defense attorneys in the jurisdiction where the ticket was issued----discuss your... Read more »

You can be sued in civil court

Sessions Court can and will make amendments to the Citation for the State. Appear respectfully in Court and maybe it will go well. You might want to hire an attorney.

There's a chance you could get stopped for unauthorized use of lights, especially blinking blue and red.

There is no set Bond amount. Every Judge/Magistrate sets different amounts. Put some money together, get a Bondsman ready, and turn yourself in. You might want to hire an attorney now.

General Sessions is not a Court of record, so amendments of the Citation are easy. Appear respectfully in Court and after informing the DA/Judge of the mistakes, see if there is some way that no points go on your MVR for the last year.

Hire an attorney to represent you. Apparently you do not know when Court is, and definitely need someone's help. A conviction would be several points on your MVR. Some type of diversion or a 4 mph over might be available.