if i contest a traffic ticket by the location locatiuon should have beenCA142 and not SA142,is that feasible?

Question

i was cited for 22349(b) and it was a moving violation, speeding, going over 55 in an undivided hway

Answer 1

The ticket is valid. If for some reason, the ticket is fatally flawed, then the Officer can reissue another ticket and revoke the original ticket to correct the mistake.

Courts understand that mistakes occur and generally won't dismiss a citation because of a error on the face of the ticket.

Answer 2

Moving violation or a parking ticket? Probably more apt to get a dismissal with a traffic ticket.

If you argue the ticket is incorrect because you were never at that location - and can prove it - you have a shot. If you argue that the same lack of precision that is apparent in the writing of the ticket was also present in assessing the violation - again, you might have a shot.

Keep it low key and you might make it fly. If it was a serious moving offense, however - probably not.

Answer 3

Always challenge a traffic ticket , even if your guilty. If the police officer doesn't show up in court your case will be dismissed 99% of the time. He is your only accuser and you have the right to confront him. And for god sake don't sign the ticket, that's an admission of guilt. Spend the 20$ on a paralegal or what ever ,it can save you a ton of money in the long run. As soon as you pay that ticket every insurance company in the country is informed and you will pay through the teeth later.

Answer 4

Your response from the judge will probably be something along the lines of:

"Nice try - pay the fine."

Answer 5

If you want a answer to your questions you might want to decode those citation numbers, so people know what your talking about!