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Get as many continuances as you can. The longer you delay your court date, the more likely the police officer won't show up and your ticket will be dismissed.  The request for a continuance must be handled in the form of a written letter to the trial court.

You can use our service to create a professionally formatted letter to the trial court.  This process will only take a few minutes and your high quality request letter will be sent to the trial court via certified mail almost immediately. Just fill out the form, make the PayPal payment and your document is on its way. Click here to create your continuance request.

 

Request discovery information from the officer or prosecuting authority.  Discovery information is all the evidence the police officer will use against you during the trial.  The prosecution must grant your request and you can create and send that request here.  

Ask for a fine reduction. In many jurisdictions, the courts and the prosecution are often willing to grant a fine reduction prior to your court date provided you make that request in writing.  You can create that request utilizing our service by clicking here.

Jury trial request.  In some states you can request a trial by jury.  Jury trials are typically scheduled for a later court date than a bench trial or administrative hearing.  Many attorneys utilize this legal strategy in a effort to fight the case and/or have the fines lowered.

You can use our service to create a professionally formatted jury trial request.  This process will only take a few minutes and you will receive your high quality letter will be sent via certified mailo almost immediately. When you create a jury trial request, a discovery request  will also be included.  Very often this will help you get vital information that may help you to win your case.  Click here to create your jury trial request.

Enter Nolo or No Contest Plea.  Another option that is usually available is to enter a plea of Nolo Contendere with the trial court.  Essentially, this means that you are not pleading guilty but that you just want to enter a plea and avoid going to court.

You should understand that this plea is usually treated in the same way as a guilty plea however, you have not admitted your guilt.  Further, if your ticket requires that you appear in court, you must appear to enter this plea.

You can enter a Nolo Contendere plea and pay your fine here in a matter of a few minutes. Please make sure that you are not required to appear before entering this plea.

On your trial date, show up to court on time, well dressed and prepared to tell your side of the story in a clear concise manner.  Judges typically don't want you to waste the court's time.

Take good notes while the prosecution examines their witnesses. If anything said doesn't match what's written on your ticket, you may have found a way to win your case.

Cross examine the witnesses. You may challenge their certainty of fact, but treat them with respect. You should make sure that you have all the discovery information with you during this process.

Call and examine any witnesses you have.  Ask questions that help them state the facts clearly. You may also present any evidence you might have to support your defense.  This may include, but is to limited to, photos, recordings, or evidence which you collected during the traffic stop. 

Give your closing statement. Here you can point out any weaknesses in the prosecution's case.  Emphasize your strong points and use this step to tell the court why you are not guilty.

Wait for the verdict. The judge, or in some cases the jury, may find you  not guilty, lessen your fine or find you guilty depending on how effective you were during the trial.

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Getting pulled over and then receiving a ticket from a law enforcement officer can be an unnerving experience and could ultimately cost you a lot of money.  While the ticket amount may not create a financial burdon for you, the increase in insurance premiums that very often accomany a ticket might become extremely expensive.

Additionally, many employers frown upon their employees and  potential employees that have traffic ticket convictions.  In fact there are some companies that won't hire you if you do not have a clean driving record.  So even one traffic ticket conviction can create a problem for you but most often, multiple convictions will hurt.

CourtGram's goal is to help you to not get  a traffic ticket conviction in any court of law.  To achieve this goal, we have provided tried and true strategies below that may serve to help you beat that traffic ticket.  Please read the information below and select the strategy or strategies that you are most comfortable with.

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