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How Do You Appeal A Traffic Violation?

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How Do You Appeal A Traffic Violation?

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No one likes a traffic ticket, but they are especially vexing when you believe that you did nothing wrong. Police officers do make mistakes, and sometimes you can fight your ticket and have it dismissed or the fines reduced. Here’s how to get started. Begin by understanding what traffic rule you have been charged with violating. Check your ticket for the traffic violation code and match it to the code listing on the bottom or back. Each of these codes has a corresponding rule or ordinance, and if it is checked or written in the “violation” box on the ticket, that’s your charge. A civil violation charges you a fine and records points on your driver’s license. A criminal violation, whether misdemeanor or felony, charges you with a crime and could result in higher fees, an arrest, and even jail time. If the alleged violation is listed as civil, most jurisdictions will allow you to enter your plea by mail. Sometimes there is the opportunity to plead “guilty with an explanation.” Choose the

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