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answered on Oct 18, 2015
You'll need to either get your license back or be prepared to get a lawyer. Some counties will dismiss the case if you just get your license back, others will make you get a lawyer
answered on Oct 18, 2015
That's probably a good question for the legislature. The answer is more political than legal.
And police blocks me n is this illegal parking
answered on Oct 18, 2015
It's a gray area, you might win it if you're believable in court.
state - TN, roane county
I was pulled over for DUI a few yrs ago. It took over a yr of continuances to get charged and lost my license last jan. I didnt drive in this period and was under the assumption once my year was up that i would be ok.
One day as my mom drove me to work... View More 
answered on Oct 18, 2015
I think that's a gray area. They technically may but it's unlikely given your reason to stop the real perpetrator from fleeing
answered on Oct 18, 2015
If the ticket got dismissed, then what would cause your license to be suspended? That alone shouldn't cause you to lose your license,especially since it got dismissed
The woman in the other car had no license and who knows if had proof of insurance she said she was taking her mother to the er when obvious no body was injured 10 min after the accident same car same woman no license i had 4 other witness in the car at the time all saw it so should i been ticketed... View More
answered on Oct 18, 2015
If you broke the law you can get a ticket. She should get charged with dwlrsc.
This is not my first ticket and I was wondering what the out come could be in court? Also I am 21 and there is no way out on the ticket the officer actually gave me a break not doing more than he did
answered on Oct 18, 2015
Always go to court for traffic tickets. Since you're 21 and have priors, you want to get an attorney to hopefully get this reduced or kept off your record.
answered on Apr 29, 2012
Hire an attorney and see what kind of deal they can get for you. If you weren't driving, try the case and make them prove you have violated the law!
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