Recently I got the ticket for the same reason and here is how I got rid off.. The ticket will have three options, accept the guilt and pay the fine, pay the fine and join the school and appeal in the court. The best option for me was to pay the fine and join the online school. Reason - It will not put in the record, which causes increases in insurance (could be 28% depends on the state) and saves the time. Send the ticket with that option checked along with the amount specified.... and wait for their mail reply. Note : The certificate you will get after defensive driving course can be submitted to insurance to get reduce in your insurance cost.... Hope it helps ! All da best.

prajapati · May 24, 2010 8:29 PM

I would not say I am expert but I have two violations tickets which I will be fighting, one on coming Wednesday in court and another which I have a month time. The proof of burden is on to the state without a reasonable doubt. You could argue your points to the judge (criminal). (By the way this whole Ticketing is a revenue generation scam for the state and is not meant for the cause of public safety. This is a criminal and unconstitutional operation by the states.) You could be well prepared and fight your ticket on the court. Sometimes, these pigs don't show up and your case could get dismissed luckily. The pig don't have hard evidence. He will be testifying under oath so will you. Since both the judge and the pig are the agents of the state, ask if you will get a fair trial. If the judge said yes, then ask if you will get a fair trial under conflict of interests (since both the judge and the pig represents the state.) Ask the judge who do you represent here ? (He probably won't answer this question. Of course the State. ) Just let them know that that this trial will be biased against you and would not be fair. Ask these questions at the end after you testify. Here are some videos on how to prepare yourself. Look for part 2 of the video. Next time try to use the NLP Technique. But I don't recommend this. :)

Nas · May 24, 2010 9:02 PM

Ha ha! I don't think I can ever match this guy's balls of steel in trying to overturn the case against the flowing current, if you will, but I recall someone in Boston who was ticketed for speeding get away from the hassle by simply telling the judge that he made one mistake in several years, and he ought to be excused for once. The judge said "good job trooper", and "you there, drive carefully hereafter". The infractions were not life threatening and the subject seems to be highly careful and cautious. Both parties agreed to cite him a caution note and it was dismissed. I don't know if that helps. Good luck!

kailo · May 24, 2010 10:07 PM