Moving Violations

How to Get A Traffic Ticket Dismissed In 9 Quick Steps

By Jbrickman

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Regardless of whether you are truly guilty or not, these 9 steps will guide you to a case dismissal. (It’s impossible to guaranty such a result, but personally, I got off a bogus ticket following these exact steps - so they work!) (I did this in ... more »

How to Appeal a Red-Light Camera Citation

By huntazdasco

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The ticket shows up in the mail a month after some normal drive to work, along with a handful of black and white pictures and a hefty fine claiming that you ran a red light on such-and-such day. But you know you're being scammed because it's the ... more »

How to Write a Legal Answer in a Personal Injury Lawsuit

By momoftwingirls

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Working in law means a lot of time spent writing papers, filing those papers and researching case law. Here is how to write an answer to a defendant's questions regarding a personal injury case... more »

How to Write a Legal Complaint in a Personal Injury Lawsuit

By momoftwingirls

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As a paralegal student in the 1990s I had several legal papers to write because, for the most part, working in law is researching case law, writing papers and filing those papers. Here are some tips on how to write up a complaint to a defendant's ... more »

How to avoid being pulled over in California

By dalady

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I bet you'd like to know how to avoid getting pulled over, who wouldn't right? If you're in California it's probably easier than you think and it doesn't even involve following traffic laws. Check out my tips and avoid those pesky traffic ... more »

How to Beat a Speeding Ticket

By George Sommers

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The most effective way of avoiding a ticket for traffic infractions is (Drumroll).... not to commit any! (Rimshot!) Barring that, you can still reduce the chances of shelling out big bucks for fines, insurance surcharges, etc... more »

How to Behave During a Traffic Stop

By eHow Legal Editor

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If you've been pulled over by the police at least once, it's clear that an officer can make a traffic stop for speeding, expired plates or a burned out headlight. Regardless the reason, you'll fare better using some common sense and these few ... more »

How to Defend Yourself in Traffic Court in a Trial with No Prosecutor

By eHow Legal Editor

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You've determined that it's your best interest to contest your traffic ticket and represent yourself in court. You've studied the relevant traffic laws, prepared and rehearsed your defense, observed the courtroom in session. Now, it's all a ... more »

How to Determine if I Live in a No-Fault State

By eHow Legal Editor

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In the insurance sector, there is a policy known as no-fault vehicle insurance. This pertains to insurance claims requested after an accident involving two parties driving different vehicles. Usually, the insurance companies have a set procedure ... more »

How to Fight a Traffic Ticket in Michigan

By Geoffrey Weed

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Fighting a traffic ticket can often feel like an exercise in fighting City Hall, doomed to failure from the outset. In the state of Michigan, however, it is not generally too difficult to get a traffic ticket downgraded or even revoked. Here ... more »

How to File Lawsuit in Small Claims Court

By BASHARAT SHAH, MD

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Have you been bitten by a dog and his master is refusing to pay your medical bills? Have you suffered monetary losses because of somebody else's follies? If yes, don't feel shy filing claims against perpetrators in the court of law... more »

How to Find Out About Traffic Court Procedures

By eHow Legal Editor

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After you've studied the traffic law you're said to have violated and determined that you have a legal defense, you'll need to learn the court's procedures so that you won't miss deadlines and you know how to prepare for trial... more »

How to Prepare Your Defense for Traffic Court

By eHow Legal Editor

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You've studied the traffic law you're said to have violated, determined that you have a legal defense, and learned the court's procedures. It's now time to prepare and practice for your appearance before the judge and, perhaps, a jury... more »

How to Avoid a Speeding Ticket

By eHow Cars Editor

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It goes without saying that, to avoid a traffic ticket, one should not have been drinking, have taken a drug that impedes reflexes and judgment, or be conspicuously passing everybody on the highway in a bright-red convertible or in a vehicle with ... more »

How to Avoid Common Traffic Tickets Other Than Speeding

By eHow Cars Editor

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Ignorance of the law is no excuse, they say, but sometimes we just don't know. What is the general rule about going through a yellow light? Making U-turns? Going too slowly? Using turnouts? Take the time to find out ... and take your time to ... more »

How to Decide Whether to Fight a Traffic Ticket

By eHow Legal Editor

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You've received a traffic ticket that doesn't seem justified or that's going to gravely affect your driving record. Is it worth the time, energy and, perhaps, costs to contest the ticket?.. more »

How to Contest a Speeding Ticket or Other Traffic Citation - Advice from a Judge

By Judgeguy

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In 24 years on the bench my court handled more than 50,000 traffic cases. Here are some tips for contesting a citation if you feel you are not guilty or if there are extenuating factors you want to present... more »

How to Get Out of a Traffic Ticket

By eugenius

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There's nothing worse then the feelign you get when you're pulled over by a cop. All of a sudden, thoguhts of higher insurance rates flood your mind. Luckily there are a few tips you can use to get out of that citation--all it takes is a little ... more »

How to Ask for a Trial for a Speeding Ticket

By eHow Legal Editor

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Traffic school is an option for many people faced with a speeding ticket. Traffic school may not be an option for those who don't want points on their license, don't want their insurance premiums to go up, and don't want to be found guilty of ... more »

How to Deal With a Hit and Run

By eHow Legal Editor

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A hit and run can be a scary experience, especially if you are the one who is hit. The impulse is to panic, but this would be one of the worst responses you could have, and you would be doing yourself, and your passengers, a disservice... more »

How to Find a Competent Attorney

By Christina Ellis

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Freedom; financial responsibilities; custody of children... Courts determine a multitudes of very serious and life changing issues. They literally own you in many regards and the truly frightening fact is that they "speak a different ... more »

How to Fix a Fix-It Ticket

By eHow Legal Editor

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A fix-it ticket is given to a motorist for violations such as missing license plates and burnt-out bulbs on your lights. These tickets require you to fix or correct your violation and pay a fine. Follow these steps to fix your fix-it ticket... more »

How to Get out of a ticket you didn't deserve

By Dru71

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So you receive a ticket in the mail about a situation that didn't ever happen, what is your recourse, pay it, NO FIGHT BACK. Do not just pay the ticket that someone else got while using your car or whatever the reason, I'll tell you how... more »

How to Know Probable Cause in Traffic Cases

By llreynolds

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One of the most common questions asked when a law enforcement officer stops a motorist is "Why did you stop me?" Unless you were definitely speeding or know that you ran that last stop sign, it's a question you should always ask... more »

How to Obey Traffic Laws

By eHow Legal Editor

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Traffic laws are designed to protect you and other drivers on the road. While they can sometimes seem irritating or constricting, you must obey them or run afoul of the law. Follow these steps to learn the laws... more »

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