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Originally Posted by tcuillier
I live in Washington State, so I don't know how it works back there. However, my next door neighbor is a Traffic Court Judge. He's told me many times, anyone who shows up for court---with a good attitude, has a great chance of at least a reduction of the fine. If you don't go to court, no chance of a reduction or dismissal!
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Exactly what I was thinking. I just hope I'm not
required to go, because that won't really work in my favor since I needed to be there.
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Originally Posted by civicsi13
you usually have the option to pay the ticket at your local court but that means you have to pay a court fee for the county where you were pulled over and your local county court (just a dumb rule to steal more of your money). also usually you dont get to fight it they just give you the option to take a Speeding class that will remove the ticket and any points off your licenses
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I got another ticket for driving into a bus lane near Penn Station in Jersey when I was picking up my sister. I really have no luck. The officer was nice enough to reduce it to something else that wasn't a moving violation. All of this makes me sound like a wreckless/careless driver, but I'm really not. There was just a lot of confusion in picking her up, so I would up going into the wrong lane. I paid that ticket online and they charged me an extra $2.50 for something on top of the $85 ticket.