Fight speeding tickets by knowing your rights and understanding what it takes to prove your innocence in a court of law. When you receive a ticket, it is your burden to prove your innocence, thus you must present a clear and concise case. You also need to educate yourself on various technicalities and tactics that can assist you and lead to a dismissal, such as delaying your court date in the hope that the officer loses interest in such a small case and does not show. You also need to record all relevant data from the scene that supports your case immediately as the ticket happened. You must check your ticket for any inaccuracies. In addition, you need to know your rights in court. You can question the accuracy of a radar gun and demand to see service records for it. You can plead "Not Guilty." Moreover, you can, if eligible, plea for lighter alternative sentencing in exchange for having your case dropped.