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SgtMoto
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Twenty-five over is pretty high. You can fight it and if the police officer does not show up (which happens quite often because they usually have to come in during their free time) the case will be thrown out. You have the Constitutional right to face your accuser If the cop isn't there then you win. Hiring a lawyer is expensive and can cost you more than the ticket you got and deserved. (Sorry). I don't know what city or state you lived in so you may want to check what I said above. |
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QueenLori
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Why would you need to hire one for that? If you admit you were speeding, than face the consequences like a man. |
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dh1977
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No, you should hire a driving instructor. |
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Bob R
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any time you are faced with a loss of license, you should hire a lawyer
perhaps you can get it negotiated down
then, going forward, give more attention to the law and the safety of others |
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arus.geo
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no. pay the fine. |
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Reported for insulting my belief
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Lets try a driver. |
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Blondie24
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One answer, please don't waste your time or anyone else's...you were wrong! |
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senior citizen
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Anyone fit to represent you will cost at least $250 per hour. How bad do you want to beat that ticket? |
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Shane S
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yes, you may could lose your license |
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Captain Galactic
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Why? you broke the rules, plain and simple. |
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BJ
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Whatever for? You were speeding, you got caught, you got a ticket for it....man-up and pay it. |
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nosf37
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Yes. He/she will reduce the penalty. If there is any clerical error on the ticket it could even be dismissed in court. |
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xaviersmork
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When I went 105 in a 70 I was given a $100 10mph over ticket and just paid the $100 and went my way. Now if I do it I don't get caught... ok I stopped speeding but it was funny to say that. |
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vincent g
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You should not be allowed to drive, then you might have time to grow up. Only children speed. |
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darionbymyself
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NO ur gonna loose you shouldnt have been speeding its all your fault an attorney isnt gonna help you just pay the fine! |
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CGIV76
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It all depends on your driving record. Go to court, and see what your options are. You can always request a continuance to obtain counsel. |
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