FIGHTING A TICKET IN FRIENDSHIP NEW YORK:
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I-86 is a major highway in New York. It goes in an east and westbound direction along the southwest portion of the State. A large portion of tickets are written by the NYS Police along this stretch of highway and a major recipient of these tickets is Friendship Town Court in Allegany County. If you were unfortunate enough to receive a ticket and would like to fight it, give our traffic ticket lawyers a call at 800-893-9645.
ABOUT OUR FIRM:
New York State is continuing to make public safety a priority. In so doing, they are issuing speeding tickets and cell phone tickets at a record pace. If you would like to fight your ticket and save lots of money, then give our Friendship lawyers a call now. We are lead by a former NYC prosecutor with several hundred traffic resolutions under his belt. He has consistently reduced his client’s exposure to fine, points, and insurance increases. If you are interested in saving money, give us a call today at 800-893-9645.
COURT INFORMATION:
Friendship Town Court is located at 50 West Main Street, PO Box 177, Friendship, NY 14739.
The court employs two part time judges who have the ability to adjudicate misdemeanor criminal cases, civil cases less than $3,000.00 in controversy, and traffic offenses.
The court is one of the most professional and well run courts in the State and has been known for its uncanny ability to handle a large caseload.
ENTERING A PLEA TO A TICKET:
Most tickets written will state that a driver needs to respond within 48 hours. It will also state that a driver must “return by mail before or in person on” x date. The most prudent approach to timely entering a not guilty plea would be to respond within 48 hours. The date that is written on the front of the ticket may end up being the driver’s court date but it is usually the drop-dead date for the driver to respond before they are suspended.
PLEA OF GUILTY BY MAIL:
A plea of guilty to the charge is equivalent to a conviction after trial. A conviction will not only subject the driver to a penalty but in addition the driver’s license to drive can be subject to suspension and revocation as prescribed by law.
ADDRESS CHANGE:
Drivers are responsible for notifying the court of their address changes. Failure to do so could result in their missing a court date and can ultimately lead to the suspension of their privilege to drive.
SUSPENSION:
You must respond to the summons to prevent a suspension of your driver’s license or driving privileges. It is a crime to drive with a suspended or revoked license.
JUNIOR LICENSE:
If you have a speeding ticket and possess a junior license, you may be required to appear in court regardless of your plea. A driver with a junior license (DJ) should be very careful in resolving their matters because the DMV has more stringent guidelines for young drivers.
