[Hidden-tech] Requesting Assistance with contesting a ticket

[Andy Klapper]

Whatever the argument it helps to contest the ticket if only to plead it
down to a lesser charge before the case is heard by the judge.  I remember
one ticket I got they just let me donate money to charity and they made it a
non-moving violation.

This of course only works if you have a clean record to begin with and you
were not doing anything too crazy.


Andy.


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Hi All,
I'm looking for help for my son, who got a speeding ticket in Connecticut a
few weeks back and we need to contest it. He was taught to drive in Germany
and assumed the correct course of action when someone tailgated him even
after he had slowed down was to them speed up to let them past, in an HOV
lane. We have a list of Connecticut traffic lawyers but do not know whom to
go to. Any suggestions?
Many thanks!
In Metta,
Sandy
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