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Speeding Ticket – The Legal Basics You Need To Know
By Jackson Jones
If you have chosen to fight your speeding ticket in court, then you’ll need to know the basics of how
to act while you’re in court. With this in mind, I’ve prepared for you some basics of how to behave in
court.
Here they are:
Make sure you are well dressed. If you are dressed inappropriately, it will be seen as an insult to the
court…and this is NOT going to help your case.
ALWAYS be polite and courteous to everyone there. This includes the judge, the prosecutor, and the
police officer. Also, remember that these people know each other very well. Always be nice to these
people.
The idea of innocent until proven guilty is for the movies. It doesn’t work like this in real life. Remember
the only thing separating you and a conviction is evidence.
If you admit to anything in the court room, the charge against you can be changed at a moments
notice. You can be found guilty if it comes from your own mouth. If anyone in the court room (judge,
magistrate or prosecutor) asks you anything whatsoever about the ticket, be courteous…and say you
would prefer not to testify against yourself.
Remember that the proof required in criminal cases is beyond reasonable count. The key word in all of
this is reasonable. If you don’t challenge the evidence, it will be presumed reasonable by everyone in
the court room.
Remember that you are being charged for a specific speed. Not just for driving fast. The prosecution
will try to show evidence that you were driving a specific amount over the limit, not that you were
simply driving “fast”.
You do not need to try and prove your innocence. You simply need to prove that the prosecutions
evidence is either unreliable, or is inadmissible. This is an important distinction which you need to keep
in mind.
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Proven Legal Strategies to Fight and Beat Speeding Tickets.
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Should You Fight The Speeding Ticket That You Just Got?
By Jeff Mulligan
? You were polite and submissive, yet the police officer handed you a speeding ticket.
Now there are two things that you can do. You can pay the fine or fight the speeding ticket. How do
you choose?
It all boils down to the money. If you choose to accept the ticket, you will pay the fine. You will also
likely pay an insurance surcharge for several. You'll need to do the math here by, adding up the fine
and the accrued surcharges.
You must also think about the points. Are these the first points you will have on your license or are you
in danger of losing your license, due to too many points? What will not being able to drive cost you?
That is a scary thought.
What will it cost you if you fight the ticket? Lost wages from work, fees for a speeding ticket strategy
tool, and your time to prepare. It will cost you a lot more to pay the ticket.
Even it money isn't an issue for you; you'll still have to consider the points on your license, because too
many could cost you your license.
Can you win?
The National Motorist Association states that over 50% of the drivers who fight their speeding ticket, do
win. And of those who lose their case, a large number of them have their charge reduced. Those are
pretty good odds. There is at least a 50% chance that you will walk away without your speeding ticket,
no fines and no points. All you have to do is show up in court (some places you can even contest a
speeding ticket through the mail).
How should you plead?
With a speeding ticket, you can plead guilty, Nolo Contendre, or not guilty. Both a guilty plea and the
nolo plea have pretty much the same results, which is you paying the fine and getting higher insurance
rates. If you plead not guilty, you will be given a court date. If you want to beat your speeding ticket,
you must go to court. Carefully review your ticket if you are going to fight it. There will be very specific
instructions that you must follow, these vary greatly by state and even by county.
The cost of a speeding ticket is much more than the fine, you can be paying for one ticket for several
years. Taking the time to prepare for court and fight your speeding ticket will save you both money and
aggravation in the future.
Jeff Mulligan has written Case Dismissed to show you proven legal strategies to fight and beat a
speeding ticket. Thousands of copies have been sold. http://www.speedingticketbook.com
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