Need some advice on a ticket
08-01-2005, 10:16 AM
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Need some advice on a ticket
I know this topic or senario is redundant, but I would appreciate any help or advice from the wise people that have been in my situation. I was on my lunch break today and was on the road leading to my house wich is non-populated, but anyway When I turned down it I smacked down the gas and zoomed down the road. When I pulled into my drive way heres come a cop right in behind me I know what I had done he wrote me a ticket for 83 in a 35 damn big ticket.
What can I do?
I know to get a lawyer. Is there anything he can even do with this?
All the help I would greatly appreciate.
What can I do?
I know to get a lawyer. Is there anything he can even do with this?
All the help I would greatly appreciate.
08-01-2005, 10:38 AM
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"just pay it. i got pulled over in FL on I-10 going 99 in a 55 and it was around 289. A few years back. "
i don't think you can just pay it since the ticket is from he's residing county/state.
the best bet is to look for a good lawer.
i would go to the local forum where you are from and ask for good lawer information.
i don't think you can just pay it since the ticket is from he's residing county/state.
the best bet is to look for a good lawer.
i would go to the local forum where you are from and ask for good lawer information.
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08-01-2005, 10:57 AM
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In some states, like Virginia, "just paying it" is not an option because such speeds are considered reckless and require you to appear in court.
But I definitely dont agree with "suck it up and pay for it". About 75% of drivers speed, and probably about 90% of drivers on this website speed, but only those who get caught have to pay higher insurance rates for the next 5-7 years. Get a lawyer, and pray.
But I definitely dont agree with "suck it up and pay for it". About 75% of drivers speed, and probably about 90% of drivers on this website speed, but only those who get caught have to pay higher insurance rates for the next 5-7 years. Get a lawyer, and pray.
08-01-2005, 10:58 AM
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Talk to some friends, get a recommendation from them for a lawyer and let him handle this. I've had friends get out of MUCH worse with only a couple points on their lisence or even just a fine. Lawyers can work magic.
