Friday, October 28, 2011

Don't Plead Guilty! This Week's Case Studies Show Over $3,800 in Savings!


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Why plead guilty to a traffic ticket in Nassau County and risk losing your license when Traffic Ticket Nassau County can handle it for you? 

Traffic Ticket Nassau County will appear in court on your behalf and fight to prevent any points or fines against you. You won’t have to miss a minute of work, hire a babysitter for your children or inconvenience your daily routine when you pass your ticket on to Traffic Ticket Nassau County.

In most cases, as you can see for yourself by clicking on the CASE STUDIES tab above, Traffic Ticket Nassau County will be able to have the fines reduced or even eliminated and have the number of points disappear! 

Let’s take a look at the most recent case studies:

PhotobucketCASE #1: The original charge was speeding, recorded at 105mph in a 55mph zone, with 11 points and $495 fine.  Traffic Ticket Nassau County reduced this to an 85mph in a 55mph zone, with 6 points and a $395 fine, saving his client 5 points and $100.

CASE #2: The original charge was driving with no insurance, with no points but a maximum fine of $1,500. Traffic Ticket Nassau County had this charge dismissed, leaving his client with a $15 fine, saving him $1,485!

CASE #3: The original charges were 9 different tickets issued to an unlicensed driver, with the maximum fine of $2,884. Traffic Ticket Nassau County had 5 tickets reduced to parking tickets and 1 reduced to a traffic violation, with a total of no point and $625 fine, saving his client $2,259!

Wow! This was Traffic Ticket Nassau County’s best week for savings, with a total of $3,844 on just 3 clients! 

If you have been issued a traffic ticket in Nassau County, contact Traffic Ticket Nassau County at 516-319-5822 and visit www.TrafficTicketNassauCounty.com for further information. All consultations are FREE and NO office visit is necessary.
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Thursday, October 27, 2011

You Can Plead NOT GUILTY to a Traffic Violation! Here's How...


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You can plead NOT GUILTY to a traffic violation issued to you by a Nassau County Police Officer. How? Let Traffic Ticket Nassau County explain and help! 

There are a few ways you can plead NOT GUILTY:

Follow the instructions on the back of the ticket, filling out the right side of the back of the ticket; sign it, and mail it to the Court within forty-eight hours of receiving the violation. Be sure to include your current mailing address. You can also plead not guilty by appearing in person in Court on the court date specified on your ticket.

You can request a Supporting Deposition by checking the appropriate box on the back of ticket. A Supporting Deposition will provide you with additional information regarding the basis for the ticket.   A Supporting Deposition request must be timely; that is, a defendant must have already been arraigned and have made a request for the supporting deposition before the end of thirty days following the return date appearing on the ticket.  

If timely requested, the Court will order the Supporting Deposition from the police officer who issued the ticket. The police officer will have 30 days from the date of your request to mail you the Supporting Deposition. Your case will then be scheduled for a non-jury trial; you will receive written confirmation of the trial date from the Court.

You have the right to appeal a traffic infraction conviction.  Click here for instructions on how to appeal.

Confused? Contact Traffic Ticket Nassau County and let him explain it to you during your FREE consultation. No office visit is necessary and all consultations are FREE! Traffic Ticket Nassau County can help reduce your fine and even dismiss your case. Do NOT plead guilty. Call Traffic Ticket Nassau County TODAY at 516-319-5822 and visit www.TrafficTicketNassauCounty.com for more information.
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Nassau County Traffic Tickets Issued Decrease in 2011! Why?

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Newsday recently reported that in Nassau County, from January through August 2011, there were only 110,000 traffic tickets issued by police officers. If you do the math, that’s fewer than six summonses per police officer per month (accounting 2,390 Nassau officers). 

 “Fewer summonses no doubt pleases most drivers. Even considering that as many as half of Nassau police are not in uniform, the total number of summonses issued is still beyond comprehension. If an officer is on patrol 20 days in a month, six summonses a month is woefully inadequate,” reports the recent Newsday article. 
 
Unfortunately, Long Islanders were outraged by the lack of tickets issued. “Nobody likes getting a summons, but they serve an important purpose,” notes the Newsday article. “A moving violation corrects a problem driver. It prevents accidents and saves lives.”

Although people have complained about the red-light camera tickets, some believe it has made Nassau County a safer place to commute around. “They are brutally effective. On Long Island before the cameras, driver went through intersections two or three seconds after lights turned red. That no longer occurs. Long Island drivers are much less aggressive at all intersections as a result of a relatively small number of cameras,” (Newsday).

Acting Police Commissioner Thomas Krumpter mentioned a few theories as possible reasons for the decline in summons issued to Newsday: last winter’s severe weather, the effectiveness of red-light cameras, more drivers following the speed limit or the retirement of some high-output ticket writers.

Have you been issued one of the 110,000+ traffic tickets in Nassau County? If yes, do NOT plead guilty! Let Traffic Ticket Nassau County handle your problem! Call 516-319-5822 for your FREE consultation. All consultations are free and NO office visit is necessary. Visit www.TrafficTicketNassauCounty.com for more information.
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Red-Light Cameras Are At It Again- This Time For Making Right Turns on Red!

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It look’s like red-light cameras are at it again! This time, it’s not just for those running a red light. 

Frank Saladino received a $100 red-light ticket for failing to come to a complete stop before making a right-on-red turn at an intersection where right-on-red turns are allowed.  

Frank Saladino stands by the intersection of UnionTurns out, your car has to come to a complete stop, at 0mph (or for 3 seconds as Saladino found out from officials) before you can proceed to turn on red where permitted.

Christopher Mistron said “state law doesn’t contain any reference to 3 seconds – or any other length of time. Rather, a complete stop means cessation of movement and that’s what the people who review the red-light camera recordings are looking for,” (Newsday). 

Mistron also said that licensed drivers should know that a complete stop is necessary, citing a section of the state’s Vehicle and Traffic Law that says drivers “may cautiously enter the intersection to make a right turn after stopping,” (Newsday). 

Moral of the story, those red-light cameras will issue you a ticket if you don’t come to a complete, full stop, before turning, so make sure you stop if you don’t want a ticket.

If you have been issued a traffic ticket in Nassau County, contact Traffic Ticket Nassau County at 516-319-5822 and visit www.TrafficTicketNassauCounty.com for further information. All consultations are free and no office visit is necessary!

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Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Don't Plead Guilty to a Traffic Ticket in Nassau County! Here's this week's CASE STUDIES!

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Why plead guilty to a traffic ticket in Nassau County and risk losing your license when Traffic Ticket Nassau County can handle it for you? Traffic Ticket Nassau County will appear in court on your behalf and fight to prevent any points or fines against you.

You won’t have to miss a minute of work, hire a babysitter for your children or inconvenience your daily routine when you pass your ticket on to Traffic Ticket Nassau County. In most cases, as you can see under our CASE STUDIES tab above, Traffic Ticket Nassau County will be able to have the fines reduced or even eliminated, as well as have the number of points disappear! 

Let’s take a look at last week’s case studies:

CASE #1: The original charges were driving with no insurance, and speeding- going 80mph in a 55mph zone, with 6 points and a $495 fine. Traffic Ticket Nassau County had the insurance charge dismissed and reduced the speeding ticket to a “failure to signal” ticket, bringing the fines down to 2 points and $145. This saved his client 4 points and $350.

CASE #2: The original charge was failure or obey traffic control device, with 2 points and a $195 fine. Traffic Ticket Nassau County reduced this to a parking ticket with no points and a $125 fine, saving his client 2 points and $70!

CASE #3: The original charge was a speeding ticket, going 53mph in a 30mph zone, with 6 points and a $495 fine. Traffic Ticket NassauCounty reduced this to failure to obey a traffic control device, with only 2 points and a $245 fine, saving his client 4 points and $250.

CASE #4: The original charge was a speeding ticket again, going 86mph in a 55mph zone, with 8 points and a $495 fine. Traffic TicketNassau County reduced this to passing an emergency vehicle, with only 3 points and a $295 fine, saving his client 5 points and $200!

Another successful week for Traffic Ticket Nassau County. To view previous case studies, click the CASE STUDIES tab above. 

If you have been issued a traffic ticket in Nassau County, contact Traffic Ticket Nassau County at 516-319-5822 and visit www.TrafficTicketNassauCounty.com for further information. All consultations are free and no office visit is necessary!
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