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What is deferred adjudication from a speeding ticket?
If you’ve recently received a speeding ticket and are headed to court where a judge will determine your fate, consider asking for deferred adjudication. Deferred adjudication is a sort of probation, where a judge is essentially saying that, based on your plea of no contest or guilty, he could find
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Fighting a Speeding Ticket because of an Emergency
The best way to fight a speeding ticket is to not get one in the first place. If you’re pulled over and you’re speeding because of an emergency, tell the officer, as calmly as you can, about your emergency. If you’re taking someone to the hospital, he may determine you need an ambulance and call one for you.
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How to Beat a Speeding Ticket in Court
You can successfully beat a speeding ticket in court. Talk to an experienced traffic violation attorney to know how to beat a speeding ticket in court. Non-Appearance of the Officer On the date of hearing the officer who issued the ticket must remain present and testify against you. However in many cases
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How to Fight a Laser Speeding Ticket
You can successfully beat a laser speeding ticket in court. To successfully challenge a laser speeding ticket in court, you must understand the working of a laser gun. Working of a Laser Gun To determine the speed of a vehicle on the road, the police officer will point the laser gun in the direction
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What are the penalties for driving illegally in a carpool lane?
On many state highways/freeways there are carpool lanes called "HOV" (High Occupancy Vehicle) lanes. They are set apart from the other lanes on the highways by double yellow lines and are located to the far left of the other lanes. There are breaks in the double yellow line where a vehicle with more
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Unsafe Lane Change: Challenging a Ticket
Everyone makes mistakes some time when driving and most of the time, people get lucky- nobody is injured and no property is damaged when the mistakes are made and you just have to vow to be a bit more careful the next time. Sometimes, though, when you make a mistake you might end up with a ticket –
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Can I fight CDL speeding tickets in Texas?
Can I fight CDL speeding tickets in Texas?
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How To Appeal a Traffic Violation
If you have been given a fine for traffic violations when you were in the right, then you can appeal against the fine and conviction. A traffic violation might appear to be a minor issue to fight a case over, but repeated violations can lead to a suspension or revocation of your driving license. This
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How a Radar Speeding Ticket Can be Beaten
Many times the police use radar to issue speeding tickets. It is common method used for detecting speeding throughout the United States. Beating a Radar Speeding Ticket It is possible to beat a radar speeding ticket. However to beat a radar speeding ticket, you must understand how the radar works. Radio
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Traffic Tickets Just a Revenue Tool?
When Thomas A. Garrett got ticketed during a vacation in Pennsylvania, he knew he deserved to get cited, but as an economist, he wasn't too sure the violation was all there was to the ticket. He began to wonder if there was something else at work when the police officer stopped him and wrote up that ticket with its high fee.
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Fighting a Speed Trap Violation
Most state laws require drivers to obey the speed limit on interstate, state and local roads. Drivers who drive over the speed limit may be ticketed if the police have legally admissible evidence that the driver was speeding.
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When to Take Your Traffic Ticket to Court
There are millions of traffic tickets issued each year, possibly as many as fifty million. Those who receive such tickets must face the lawful penalties, or fight the ticket in court, when the conditions warrant it. There are a number of elements to consider when determining whether to fight a ticket