| It is imperative that you fight a traffic
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| | testimony that he tested the traffic
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| summons you receive in NYC.
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| | lightat issue before and after the
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| In NYC, traffic courts are administrative
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| | traffic stop. He or she must state
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| tribunals and, in general, plea
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| | thatthe traffic light at issue was
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| bargaining is NOT allowed. Therefore, any
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| | working properly at both times.
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| ticket which you are handed must be
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| | Theofficer must describe the light at
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| fought or you will recieve points on your
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| | issue as having circular disks orarrows.
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| driver's license and a fine. In many
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| | The officer must describe the traffic
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| cases, you will recivea driver
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| | lanes and whether thereis a stop line or
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| assessment, which is a tax for being a
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| | a cross walk in front of the traffic
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| bad motorist.
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| | light. Theofficer must state that he or
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| This tax is in addition to the fine you
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| | she saw the motorist approachthe cross
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| pay when found guilty by the
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| | walk while the light was in its red phase
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| administrative law judge. By simply
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| | and pass thetraffic light. The officer
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| paying a ticket, you are pleading guilty
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| | must state the apperance of the
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| to the charge. Thenthe points will stay
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| | motorist'svehicle and then how he or she
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| on your license for the longest
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| | identified the motorist. That is thatthe
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| possibletime period. This will affect
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| | motorist produced a valid NYS driver's
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| your insurance premiums and could lead to
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| | license.
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| the supension or revocation of your
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| | A good lawyer will know that an officer
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| driver's license.
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| | has missed testifying about anelement of
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| By hiring a competent attorney you can
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| | the prima facie case, and will move for a
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| greatlyreduce your risk of having higher
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| | disssmissal of thecharge agains the
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| insurance, paying fines, paying a
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| | motorist if the police fail to establish
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| baddriver tax and of losing your license.
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| | allthe required elements of a charge.
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| A a good attorney like Michael
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| | A good lawyer knows all the prima facie
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| Spevack, Esq., 160 E. 56th Street, Floor
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| | case elements for all VTL or
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| 7, NY, NY 10022, is imperativeto your
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| | Traffic Rule violations of which a
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| defense.. Mr. Spevack's phone number is
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| | motorist can be accused. A goodlawyer
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| 1-866-LAW-MIKKE
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| | will know which judge values which prima
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| (529-6453) or (212)754-1011. You can
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| | facie case elementsmore than others.
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| visit his web site at
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| | For instance, some judges will not care
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| A good attorney will know how to defend
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| | if a police officer failsto describe the
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| you and present yourcase in the best
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| | shape of the traffic light's actual light
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| light to the judge. A good lawyer is
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| | bulbs ascircular or arrow shaped. Other
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| familiar withthe rules which the police
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| | judges will dismiss if an officerforgets
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| officer must prove in order toestablish
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| | to do this.
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| his prima facie case against you. A prima
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| | As you can see a good lawyer is
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| facie case is theelements which an
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| | imperative in NYC to fight
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| officer must state on direct testimony in
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| | trafficsummones. Unless you want to study
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| order toestablish a moving violation
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| | the law on the elementsfor which you have
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| charge against your.
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| | been charged and spend a week or so at
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| For instance, let's suppose you receive a
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| | DMV courtstudying the judges for their
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| red light ticket, which issection 1111D1
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| | particular requiremetns to prove a
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| in the New York State Vehicle and Traffic
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| | case,it is better to hire a competent
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| Law. A policeofficer must state on direct
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| | lawyer.
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