Need help with a speeding ticket!

Where are you located, where did it take place and which courthouse is it?

 

Use my go to attorney from San Diego Elizabeth Aronson 760-942-2828
She is a rockstar with regards to traffic tickets. I have used her along with many of my pals and she has gotten every single ticket dismissed. Referred her to another f-chat member in your town and she got his tickets dismissed as well.
Crazy cheap as well. Used to charge $90 per ticket. I think she $50 now. Don't laugh it's correct. Let me know how it works out. John

 

Wow next time I get a ticket I am going to contact her as well. Thanks for sharing!

 

Sorry to hear you about your ticket. 10 E is loaded with CHP. I use WAZE almost every time I am driving, it flags all the police locations and warns you ahead of time. It is very effective. Try it and you will like it.

 

Beware that Waze keeps track of everywhere you go.

 

Daniel Baldwin kills all tickets, everywhere! I've been referring him for years.

661-257-8335

 

A few thoughts...

The first outcome (cop doesn’t show up versus full consequence) doesn’t really require an attorney, does it?

That also sounds like the most honest outcome. So, yes the other attorneys are, in my opinion, BSing you to get your money

But you also got nabbed at a very excessive speed. You should face the consequences.

However, one way to get the charge reduced is to ask the judge or magistrate to amend the charges from “speeding” to “failure to comply”. Ideally, you should have asked this of the police at the time. But it would result in a fine far less than what the attorneys want to charge, and no points.

It works here in the east, I don’t know about California.

Matt

 

One time i got caught at 120 in a camry rental! Cop was super cool, it was night, i apologized and he put 90+ on ticket...
That being said its America u can get out of it with a good lawyer; oj got out of murder


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

Thanks for the updates. Please keep us updated on what happens. Not sure if I believe the other firms though unless there was someway to talk to other similar clients for feedback which usually isn't the case. Another possibility is to do trial by declaration. You have the ability if there was any sort of way you can paint a picture that there was no way you were going over 100mph and that you would plead to a lessor speed say 85mph. Then the consequences for that are a lot less which means you could probably do traffic court and get it off your driving record. That would probably be the option I would chose. The other options do not sound very good because I am pretty sure the officer is going to show for this case.

I have done trial by declaration with excellent results. Sometimes the officer doesn't submit their declaration and the case is dismissed.

 

I certainly would not do this. First off, a declaration is under oath and penalty of perjury. So if you say you were not going over 100, you are LYING and committing perjury, which is a bigger crime than the speeding ticket you are trying to avoid. Makes absolutely no sense!

Second, the cop is much more likely to fill out a declaration at his leisure than show up at court at a specific date and time that could interfere with other events in his/her life.

 

We do not know the circumstances surrounding this case. Neither did I ever give any advice to lie under any oath. We do not know if he was factually going over 100mph. Officer wrote estimated speed according to the OP hence why I said if there was a way to prove or paint the picture he wasn't going over that speed then that would be a better option for him.

Furthermore, officers who go into court often times get over time. So they are more inclined to go into court rather than write a declaration at least this has been my experience. Since OP already retained legal counsel then lets hope for the best.

 

Feel lucky
In Oregon over 100 mph, automatic arrest for reckless driving and you go to jail in cuffs.
Your car also gets towed and impounded.

 

Officer could have done the same here as well. But it is up to their discretion.

 

Wow, Elizabeth's pricing is great. She's definitely undercutting Mr. Ticket, her main competitor. FYI, here's a great site to ask legal questions and read what others are discussing: https://www.expertlaw.com/forums/

 

I found out the hard way, that even if the officer does not reply to a declaration, the ticket counts as evidence against you and the officer is considered an expert witness. If it's he said, he/she said, you lose by default. In my case the court wrote me a letter back with a latin phrase explaining it, and a fine. Stupid thing was, it was for a failure to yield (which I didn't.) The cop heard my Aston Martin and did a U turn following me, hoping I would break a law.