Informative Blog Posts About GA Traffic, DUI, Misdemeanor, Felony & Probation Violations

I got client's speeding ticket dismissed in Alpharetta. On May 10, 2017, I appeared with my client in the Alpharetta Municipal court to fight her super speeder ticket. My client had been charged with traveling 20 mph over the posted speed limit. This speed qualifies as a super speeder ticket. If convicted, my client will, in addition to the local municipality, also have an issue with the state of Georgia, and this will require paying an additional $200 fine. After negotiations with the prosecutor, I was able to get the speed reduced to 14 mph over, which eliminated the State of Georgia's interest. Then, I was able to get the charge dismissed.

On March 3, 2017, I represented my client in abstentia in the Fannin County Georgia probate court. My client lives in New York and had been ticketed while passing through Fannin County, GA. My client was charged with a high speed, super speeder ticket. His speed was recorded it 91 mph in a 65 mph zone.

Following negotiations with the prosecutor, I had the case rescheduled to DeKalb State Court for further discovery and negotiations.

Getting client's super speeder dismissed in Alpharetta On May 10, 2017, I appeared with my client in the Alpharetta Municipal court to defend against a super speeder ticket. My client's speed was clocked at 86 mph in a 65 mph zone. This is a first in a lifetime speeding ticket for my client. Following negotiations with the prosecutor, I was able to get the speed reduced to 14 mph over and then get the charge dismissed. www.lawofficeofscottmiller.com

On April 24, 2017, I appeared with my client in the Sandy Springs Municipal Court. My client had been charged with passing a loading or an unloading school bus. Because of the prosecutors insistence on a nolow plea, I decided to transfer the case to the Fulton County State Court for further negotiations, with another prosecutor.

On April 20, 2017, I appeared in DeKalb Recorders Court accompanied by by client. He had been charged with the following to close accident. After negotiations with the prosecutor, and after providing proof that my client's insurance company had provided complete coverage for the repair of the other drivers vehicle, the charges dismissed.

I'm in Alpharetta City Court accompanied by my client, to defend him against an expired tag violation. Your current vehicle registration usually expires on your birthday the following year. Generally, you will receive a notice from your local County tag office, that will inform you of your upcoming vehicle registration renewal. Don't delay, respond to this notice immediately.

Following negotiations with the prosecutor, I got the court to agree to that after my client paid the court cost, his speed would be you reduced to 14 mph over the limit, and his charge was dismissed. No record of this will be reported to the Georgia Department of driver services, and his insurance rates will not go up because of this incident. He is another happy client of the Alpharetta, Georgia speeding ticket defense attorney, Scott Miller.

Don't be foolish this April by laying drag on a roadway. Laying drag is the term that the traffic courts in the state of Georgia use to describe the spinning of a vehicle's wheels on the highway or road, so that smoke from is generated from the tires. Laying drag, spinning of wheels, is a dangerous practice. A vehicle doing this has little ,no traction with the road, and is sliding along the road in a dangerous manner. This action can result in damage to property and vehicles. It can cause injury or death to the driver, passengers, and others. Laying drag is reckless driving, and it is a criminal misdemeanor. The driver of a vehicle laying drag, may be charged with reckless driving and, will be arrested, placed in handcuffs, and taken to jail. Don't lay drag, it is reckless behavior, reckless driving, and can take your life. Call attorney Scott Miller at 770-408-1001 for a free consultation. www.lawofficeofscottmiller.com

Don't be a fool this April by getting a super speeder ticket. Super speeder tickets are given to Georgia drivers who exceed the posted speed limit by 20 mph. When charged with a super speeder ticket, not only is the local court involved, but the state of Georgia also becomes involved. Now you have two issues to deal with. First, you must appear before the judge in the community where the ticket was issued, and if found guilty of the super speeder ticket, you must deal with the state of Georgia. Second, if you are found guilty, you will receive a written notice at your place of residence, informing you that you are subject to an additional fine of $200 payable to the state of Georgia. There are two ways of handling this situation. The first is, paying the fine at the local jurisdiction, and also paying the $200 fine to the state of Georgia. Using this method, you are going to have points added to your drivers record. The second method is, hiring an experienced traffic ticket defense attorney to defend you in the local court. An experience traffic ticket defense attorney, may be able to get your speed reduced, so that the ticket qualifies as a simple speeding ticket. After getting the speed lowered, your attorney maybe able get your ticket dismissed. Contact attorney Scott Miller at 770-408-1001 for a free consultation. www.lawofficeofscottmiller.com