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Wht300ZTT on September 17, 2008 at 9:51 PM |
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SZR- Ticket, Any laywers out there? posted by ttzcadet on September 17, 2008 at 06:46 PM |
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Texas has this awesome process called differed adjudication. Long story short, you plead no contest to the speeding ticket, pay a fine (probably the $300) and go into a probationary period. The time is different from one county to the next could be as short as 30 days could be as long as 180, but as long as you don't get a ticket within that period, the ticket won't go on your record. Thus, saving you the hit on your driving record and the possible (if not probable) raise in your insurance. Plus, you don't have to sit through a defensive driving class and spend the money on that too. Take it from a guy who, in TX, between the ages of 16 and 19 racked up 19 tickets in Dallas county and not one went on my record, and yes they were all moving violations. All of those tickets were issued to me while I was driving a 4 cyl 93 Nissan hard body pickup. I'm now 32 and haven't had one since then...as I knock on wood...guess I learned my lesson 13 years ago, don't get caught!
Good luck!
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23:56:16 09/17/08
