105 in a 60
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Buddy of mine got clocked 104 in a 45. He was able to get it knocked down to a 75 in a 45 and keep it off his insurance. He had to take a class, driving course thingy(many years ago so can't remember exactly), and was on probation for a year. Why didn't you just make a run for it?
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Over 100, it wouldn't hurt to talk to a lawyer. It cost me 1600 and 25 hours of my time, but I don't have it on my driving record.
Re: 105 in a 60
Buddy of mine got clocked 104 in a 45. He was able to get it knocked down to a 75 in a 45 and keep it off his insurance. He had to take a class, driving course thingy(many years ago so can't remember exactly), and was on probation for a year. Why didn't you just make a run for it?
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My buddy did not get a lawyer. He was able to negotiate with the prosecuter at the court house on the court date. Not sure if there is anything you can do before the court date. It was an intense discussion to say the least but they were able to come up with an agreement. He in so many words was at the mercy of the court and was prepared to do anything to keep it off of his insurance. He had a clean record which helped.
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$700 for a lawyer
$400 court cost
$75 8 hour driving class
$400 expungement fee
25 hours of community service
6 month probation which meant don't get pulled over for 6 months
It's all over and I don't have any points on my record and I kept my license. If you remember Mr Daddy lost his license for 6 months and he went without a lawyer, but had a spotless record (according to him).
$400 court cost
$75 8 hour driving class
$400 expungement fee
25 hours of community service
6 month probation which meant don't get pulled over for 6 months
It's all over and I don't have any points on my record and I kept my license. If you remember Mr Daddy lost his license for 6 months and he went without a lawyer, but had a spotless record (according to him).
Re: 105 in a 60
$700 for a lawyer
$400 court cost
$75 8 hour driving class
$400 expungement fee
25 hours of community service
6 month probation which meant don't get pulled over for 6 months
It's all over and I don't have any points on my record and I kept my license. If you remember Mr Daddy lost his license for 6 months and he went without a lawyer, but had a spotless record (according to him).
$400 court cost
$75 8 hour driving class
$400 expungement fee
25 hours of community service
6 month probation which meant don't get pulled over for 6 months
It's all over and I don't have any points on my record and I kept my license. If you remember Mr Daddy lost his license for 6 months and he went without a lawyer, but had a spotless record (according to him).
What did you spend 25 hours doing ?
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Re: 105 in a 60
This^
Most judges won't take you seriously unless you have a lawyer, and the lawyer already knows the system. I got a potential license threatening ticket when I was 17 or so, the lawyer saved me from big trouble. I learned my lesson though, and will OP will too.. no need for speeches about how what he was wrong.
Most judges won't take you seriously unless you have a lawyer, and the lawyer already knows the system. I got a potential license threatening ticket when I was 17 or so, the lawyer saved me from big trouble. I learned my lesson though, and will OP will too.. no need for speeches about how what he was wrong.