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Go to traffic school.
Be sure that you go to the school. Then just go to court on the new ticket and see what happens. Slow Down!
It really depends on how much of an effort he has made to pay off the debt that he owes.
Unfortunately, a speeding ticket can not be removed from you CDL history.
I would contact the clerk of the court that you missed and explain to them what happened. It may be that the court has a procedure for setting aside... Read Answer
Technically, they are suppose to seize the registration and/or license plate if it is knowingly displayed upon a vehicle other than the one for... Read Answer
The only thing that signing the citation does is that you agree to show up at the booking date and/or court. If you had not signed the citation, then... Read Answer
Go to dealership and have it fixed. Go to court and show the judge the repair invoice that they were broken and you had them fixed.
It would be up to the judge to decide what to do.
Since you live in Florida, you would need to check with the Florida department that handles the issuance of drivers license.
It doesn't sound like the officer had probable cause to stop you IF what you say is true AND there are NO additional facts that might explain... Read Answer
Sorry, but i have no idea. You will need to call the GA department that issues drivers license to ask them that question.
You need to file a motion with the court to get the court costs dismissed.
I don't see any question.
You need to hire an attorney in the county where you are charged to represent you.
If she fails to appear, then a warrant will be issued for her arrest.
yes it can be held liable. Fretwell v. Chaffin, 652 S.W.2d 755 (Tenn.,1983) Statute providing that governmental immunity from suit is removed for any... Read Answer
Let me get this straight. You can't remember all of the details but feel you might be falsely accused? Maybe you are at fault!
Go to the court on Monday and let them know that you missed court and they will probably give you another court date.
Sorry, don't know the law on trucking and logging your time. Contact your truck company.
I don't know of any way but your might try asking the Department of Safety.
Contact the Department of Safety to find out how to get your DL back.
I don't think so but you can try.
More than likely just a fine and court costs.