Traffic Tickets

When a driver receives a traffic ticket, many consequences may result. A drivers DMV driving record may affect an individuals Insurance, Employment, Employment, Fines, Drivers License, and possible jail time. A driver may have the opportunity to contest the citation.

A citation is generally an infraction or a misdemeanor. An infraction is the breaking of a law. If an officer witnesses you fail to stop at a stop sign, drive above the speed limit, or make an illegal U-turn, just to name a few, you will be given a ticket with a notice to appear in court or pay a fine. Misdemeanors carry with them more serious consequences than infractions. Driving without a license, drag racing, DUI, and reckless driving are misdemeanors for example. If you are ticketed for a misdemeanor you will be required to appear in court with the possibility of jail time.

When you first appear on your traffic ticket, you will attend what is called a "preliminary hearing". At this hearing you will be asked to enter a plea of guilty. An experienced traffic attorney can assess your unique situation and make the best decision regarding your plea.

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