Traffic Violation
Frequently Asked Questions
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I Didn't Mean To Speed, Can I Still Get A Ticket?
Yes, a speeding ticket does not take into account the reason for speeding. This is called a strict-liability offense. The police only have to prove that you were speeding, nothing … more -
I Forgot My License At Home, Am I In Trouble?
You should carry your license with you whenever you are operating a motor vehicle. In some states you may be able to avoid a conviction if you bring your license to court and show that it … more -
Do I Have To Go To Court To Pay My Fine?
No, in most states you can mail your fine directly to the court house. Some states even allow you to make a payment online. However, you can always pay your fine at the court house. more
Legal Articles
- How an Attorney Can Help You Fight a Traffic Ticket
People often wonder if they should hire an attorney to help them fight a traffic infraction. In order to determine whether you should hire an attorney to help you, it is important to do a cost benefit analysis in order to determine if it is worth the money. Remember, that whether you are convicted of a relatively minor traffic offense like speeding or a more serious offense such as … more
How-To's
- How To Fight a Traffic Ticket
Most people who get a traffic ticket pay the fine through the mail and do not show up at court to even plead guilty. However, like all criminal charges, the state must prove in court that you did what the ticket charges you with. This means that if you plead not guilty the officer who issued the ticket must testify to facts that prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you committed … more
