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- What should the insurance letter state, to be considered for ticket . . .
For my clients I suggest that the letter simply state that the insurance company has accepted liability for the accident and settled all known claims arising from it Beyond that, the DAs are usually happier if the letter indicates the date of the accident and the amount of money paid out, but those details are somewhat optional
- How long does a citation for failure to yield take to come off your . . .
Hire counsel, and try to get it dismissed Simply paying the ticket without mounting a defense constitutes a plea of "guilty " See if you can work something out to your benefit, with counsel (You can use Avvo's "Find a Lawyer" feature to find traffic lawyers based in the county where you were cited Local relationships with the courthouse staff and DAs office do matter ) Best wishes for a
- What is the penalty for putting a different license plate on a car with . . .
Add a doubled 8 mos for tabs from a different victim Add another doubled 8 mos when a false name of a real person is given during the stop I have actually seen that sort of thing happen When DAs get creative with charging
- If someone throws an object at your car and drivers off is it an assult . . .
While she could potentially face action for criminal mischief- I think assault is a stretch because if your window was up, she could easily argue that it wasn't reasonable to fear injury from the mug- your question is more a civil claim in nature I guess the DAs office could charge her and as part of a plea agreement require restitution, but you're probably better off going through her
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