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Thursday, May 3, 2012

UCSD Scientist Gets Out Of Ticket Using Physics

Dmitri Krioukov, a senior research scientist at UC San Diego, successfully appealed a failure-to-stop ticket that was issued to him by using a physics and math argument that swayed a San Diego judge.

He wrote a paper titled “The Proof of Innocence” where he showed a series of equations and graphs that disputed the claim that the police officer saw him speed through a stop sign and gave him a ticket.

Krioukov compared the problem to the way a person standing on the platform sees a train approaching and thinks it is moving slowly, when it is barreling down the track. He determined that a car moving at a constant speed can appear to move in the same way as a car that is moving fast but stops for a short time and then accelerates (http://goo.gl/DW10I).

He also said that the calculations he came up with are very simple and can be learned by studying this in high school. 

Krioukov said the calculations took five to ten minutes to complete, but when it came to writing the paper, it took a few hours. Doing this saved him a lot of money as he didn’t have to pay for a lawyer and was much less expensive.

If you have been given a ticket and do not want to plead guilty, please call us at 516-319-5822 and let us know your story. We are here to help!

Friday, April 27, 2012

No More Boozing On Weekend LIRR Trips From Penn Station

 
The Long Island Rail Road is making a huge step to stop the late night booze-fests on their departing trains from Penn Station from Midnight to 5 AM on Friday and Saturday nights. 

The recent assaults on train crew members are one of the reasons that they NYPD will be standing on platforms on every Friday and Saturday night to reminder patrons to throw out their drinks before they get on the train.
 
The pilot program will begin on May 14th and there will be signs posted all over Penn Station so that train riders will be very aware.
 
Railroad officials tell Newsday that the effort is aimed at curbing unruly activity by drunken passengers (http://bit.ly/IsqYXt).
 
If you have been issued a traffic ticket in Nassau County and need assistance, do not plead guilty and give us a call at 516-319-5822. Call today for a free consultation!

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Could The Islanders Move To Brooklyn?


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With all of the issues surrounding the New York Islanders building a new, state of the art arena, some hockey fans are wondering what the future holds.

Will they relocate to a different part of the United States or Canada? Can they find an arena nearby so they can stay local? Well, with the movement of the New Jersey Nets in the NBA to Brooklyn, why can’t the Islanders just move there and play?

According to NHL Commission Gary Bettman, Brooklyn may not be a viable potential destination for the Islanders because it’s hard to reach for the team’s fan base in Long Island and Queens.

Bettman reiterated Friday that the league ideally wanted the club to remain in Nassau County. The Islanders plan to leave outdated Nassau Coliseum after their lease expires in 2015. Nassau voters rejected a $400 million referendum last year for a new arena (http://goo.gl/DUYrQ).

Although it will be a test to see how the arena and area can hold a hockey game, the Islanders plan on playing the New Jersey Devils in an exhibition game at the new Barclays Center in Brooklyn in the fall.
Hopefully the Islanders can stay around for years to come as it generates a lot of excitement to a great hockey area on Long Island. 

Have you parked around the Coliseum, received a parking ticket and are looking for some help? Give us a call at 516-319-5822 and we’ll work with you!

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Don't Plead Guilty To A Traffic Ticket in Nassau County!


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Don’t plead guilty to a traffic ticket in Nassau County and risk the loss of your license! Let Traffic Ticket Nassau County handle your case, appear in court on your behalf and fight to prevent any point 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, Traffic Ticket Nassau County will be able to have the fines reduced or even eliminated, keeping all costs at a minimum for you!

Let’s break down Traffic Ticket Nassau County’s Case Studies for this week to see all the fines he has reduced and/or eliminated, as well as the number of points Traffic Ticket Nassau County has made disappear.
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Case #1: the original charge was a speeding ticket, with 6 points and $495 maximum fine. Traffic Ticket Nassau County reduced this to a parking ticket with 0 points and a $175 fine, saving his client 6 points and $325.

Case #2: the original charge was a speeding ticket, with 8 points and $495 maximum fine. Traffic Ticket Nassau County reduced this to a failure to obey traffic device ticket, with 2 points and a $245 fine, saving his client 6 points and $250.

Case #3: the original charges were two speeding tickets and one parking ticket, with a total of 10 points and $1,045 in fines. Traffic Ticket Nassau County reduced this to failure to signal charge with 2 points and a $245 fines, and two parking tickets with 0 points and a total of $175 in fines, with a grand total of 2 points and $420. 

Case #4: the original charge was a speeding ticket, with 6 points and $495 maximum fine. Traffic Ticket Nassau County reduced this to an unsafe lane change with 3 points and a $225 fine, saving his client 3 points and $270.

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

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

AARP: Be A Safe And Educated Driver

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The Age of Wisdom has its downsides. As we get older, serious physical changes such as impaired sight, hearing, and reflexes must be put into perspective when it comes to road safety. 

However, not all seniors have those issues but would like to brush up on their driving skills. 

The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) makes available both classroom and online courses to help drivers improve their driving skills (dmv.ny.gov). The courses teach safe driving methods that can improve the ability of an older motorist to drive safely (dmv.ny.gov). 

If you or someone you know would like to become a safer driver, visit dmv.ny.gov or click HERE for a direct link. 

You can also visit trafficticketnassaucounty.com to view information on the New York traffic ticket penal system. If you have received a ticket in Nassau County, DO NOT PLEAD GUILTY! Call 516-319-5822 for a FREE CONSULTATION, and we will try and absolve the charges against you.