Fight Your Sheridan Ticket
and Save Money
Less than 1% of all drivers given a speeding ticket hire an
experienced law fir
m to fight their ticket. If you are among the thousands of drivers to be given a
speeding ticket returnable to Sheridan Town Court, there is an alternative to
simply pleading guilty. You can
hire our award winning Sheridan Traffic Ticket Lawyers to help you save time,
money, and points on your license.
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Our lawyers have represented thousands of drivers and
we have excelled at either getting tickets dismissed or reduced. Give us a call today and ask for your
confidential telephone consultation.
Our lawyers can be reached at 800-893-9645.
The Former
Prosecutor Advantage
We are led by a former New York City prosecutor with the
experience and skills to help you fight your ticket. We are able to quickly analyze the strength and weakness of
any speeding ticket and can craft the best strategic defense for your
particular facts.
Save Money
Everyone knows that pleading guilty to a speeding ticket
will cost a ton of money. A
conviction to 86 mph in a 55 mph zone could cost almost $700.00 in fines and
surcharges payable to the court.
It can also result in 8 points on a driver’s license and thousands more
in insurance increases.
Upside to Retaining
Counsel
Our Chautauqua County ticket lawyers have successfully
helped many drivers limit their exposure to fines, penalties, and points in
Sheridan Town Court, Brocton Town Court, Ellicott Town Court, Portland Town
Court, Pomfret Town Court and many other courts in the County.
Our lawyers are reasonably priced and we can appear in court
with out you. In other words, if
we hired on a standard speeding ticket, you will not have to appear in court.
Burden of Proof
In the local courts of New York, the prosecution must prove
all of the elements of a speeding ticket with proof beyond a reasonable
doubt. This is the highest legal
burden in America. It is the same
standard by which criminal cases are prosecuted.
Elements of a
Speeding Ticket
The majority of speeding tickets are written under VTL 1180
(b) or VTL 1180 (d). They are:
(b) Except as provided in subdivision
(g) of this section and
except when a
special hazard exists that
requires lower speed for compliance with subdivision (a) of this section or
when maximum speed limits have
been established as hereinafter authorized, no person shall drive a vehicle at a speed in excess of
fifty-five miles per hour.
(d) 1. Except as provided in
subdivision (g) of this section, whenever maximum speed limits, other than school speed
limits, have been established
as authorized in sections sixteen hundred twenty,
sixteen hundred twenty-two, sixteen
hundred twenty-three, sixteen hundred
twenty-seven, sixteen hundred thirty,
sixteen hundred forty-three, sixteen hundred forty-four, sixteen hundred
fifty-two, sixteen hundred sixty-two-a,
sixteen hundred
sixty-three, and sixteen hundred seventy, no person shall drive in excess of
such maximum speed limits at any time.
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