Show up to court with proper plate registration and the ticket should be dismissed.
Week later by the. Jail when I posted bond and refused a plea any thoughts
Yes, hire a criminal defense attorney to assist you with this pending matter right away. The sooner you hire an attorney, the better.
Because she was speeding. But the police didn’t hear my side of the story and gave both of us a ticket. I don’t think it was fair if she hit me . Her vehicle is damaged in the front.
I imagine she told a different story. Cop is not the ultimate decision-maker and he did not witness the crash. You need to plead not guilty and show up in court.
Due to loss if job n just starting a new job have not been able to pay on them will I be tooken into custody fines are 600 will be able to start paying this week but do not want to go to jail
Be prepared to explain your financial hardship to the judge. If possible, make some sort of payment tomorrow to show good faith.
What? You would have to first file a motion to vacate your plea and it must be done within 30 days. Motions to dismiss are usually not granted. You really should hire an attorney to assist you with this matter.
I want to view on-line she said they can send a photo copy thats it. I need to see if I violated the law. Im not gonna just give 800. I need to see the video. She said I have 45 days till suspension. I want to fight this
That ship sailed a long time ago.
I don’t have the sheet the sticker was on when purchased, which would serve as proof.
The photo of the plate and new sticker would be sufficient for most prosecutors.
As I was driving to drop the car off A man hit the back off my car as I sat at the red light waiting the office gave me A ticket for no insurance I have insurance now on the car but I have court an dont no what to do or plea im trying to prevent suspension off my license. Its my first offense I... Read more »
Bring proof to court. They will offer supervision. You will pay a fine and carry SR22 for three years but won’t be suspended.
Before I was pulled over a bright blue car, they pulled a bright red car over and then 2 mins after me they pulled another bright red car over. Can i fight this?
All tickets are able to be fought but that does not mean you will win. To better your odds, you need to hire an attorney to assist you. The sooner you hire an attorney, the better.
He’s been moved out for a year and refuses to change his address. Is there anything I can do about it???
As long as the ticket is under his name and license number it should not cause you any problems. There is no way to amend the ticket without appearing in court on the court date, but, again, that should not be necessary.
Im 19 clean driving record and got pulled over in a school zone, 38 in a 20 what should I expect with or without a lawyer. I had a discussion with the officer on the side of the road that there was cars near me and he said that didn't matter. I was unaware I was still in the school zone and the... Read more »
Without a lawyer: you plead guilty pay a fine and get a conviction. Or you go to trial don’t know what you are doing and probably lose.
My sister was driving my car and it didn’t have insurance at the time. She got hit by a car and got a ticket for not having insurance. She has court in a few days and I still haven’t been able to put her under my insurance policy but the car has insurance now. My question is, is having the... Read more »
Give her the proof of insurance that you have now. It will be considered late compliance and make her eligible for Court Supervision.
No, unless you appear in court. If you appear in court, the fine will be increased due to mandatory assessments.
What should I be looking forward too?
Ask for court supervision. At 25 over it's just a traffic ticket.
I'm a 17 yr old MO resident and got an IL ticket for 54 in a 35 construction zone from Alexander Co
I have 2 pts in MO for speeding already. I need my license for work and school and can't afford a lawyer or suspension. Should I just pay or is there a chance going before the judge would... Read more »
Due to your age and the type of ticket you received, I believe your ticket should have or has been marked as "Court Appearance Required", which means you do not have a choice in the matter, you have to appear in court on the scheduled court date. Hiring an attorney will help you prevent issues with... Read more »
Can I get supervision without going to court and just pay the fine?
Certain tickets will give you the option of requesting court supervision without the need to attend court. Usually, this will require the completion of a traffic safety school course. Read the ticket carefully, it should explain your options. If this is not an option, a court appearance would be... Read more »
Does this mean if I pay fine I’m not guilty. Also should I just go to court date and ask for traffic school.
If you pay the ticket, a conviction will be entered on your record. If you appear in court (or have an attorney represent you in court), the offense can likely be kept off of your record with court supervision, which may or may not require you to complete traffic school.
I got the ticket 8/20, removed tints two days ago and have court in Rolling Meadows tomorrow 9/27. If that’s not enough proof, can I have an officer from the City of Chicago sign off on it?
It is likely the ticket will be dismissed. You should also take a picture of the work done to your car and bring that picture with you to court along with the receipt.
It all depends on why your vehicle was seized. If you vehicle was seized to a drug offense or driving offense, you need an attorney that handles forfeiture matters. If you vehicle was seized/reposed, you need a civil attorney to assist you. Typically, seizure is due to a criminal offense, I suggest... Read more »
Not on those grounds.
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