Advice for reckless driving ticket (SC)?
06-12-2014, 06:44 AM
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Let this be a lesson to us all, when having "fun" look for an area without someone living in the area that owns owning a Camaro.
Good luck, I have never been able to get out of a ticket. My son went to court about "rolling" through a 4 way stop. The judge actually raised the fine. Go figure?
Good luck, I have never been able to get out of a ticket. My son went to court about "rolling" through a 4 way stop. The judge actually raised the fine. Go figure?
06-12-2014, 04:07 PM
#12
06-14-2014, 08:59 AM
#14
Ive had speeding tickets in the past, and I always got a lawyer and they got the Judge to issue a PFJ. You pay the money, but no points. thats the key. you DONT want those points. Hire a lawyer and youll be set. The money part though....no. Youre going to ante up for this. Here is something I grabbed off the net.....
A Prayer for Judgment or a PJC is unique to North Carolina Law. Only a judge may grant you a PJC in the state of North Carolina, and it is usually reserved for traffic violations or petty misdemeanors. It essentially allows a defendant to plead guilty to a crime, without having the plea entered against them. It is a win-win situation generally, because the prosecutor can count it as a conviction, but in general it does not count as a conviction against the defendant, but there are some exceptions. When a person is granted a PJC they need only pay the costs of court, there are no fines or other fees.
A Prayer for Judgment or a PJC is unique to North Carolina Law. Only a judge may grant you a PJC in the state of North Carolina, and it is usually reserved for traffic violations or petty misdemeanors. It essentially allows a defendant to plead guilty to a crime, without having the plea entered against them. It is a win-win situation generally, because the prosecutor can count it as a conviction, but in general it does not count as a conviction against the defendant, but there are some exceptions. When a person is granted a PJC they need only pay the costs of court, there are no fines or other fees.
06-14-2014, 08:24 PM
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Location: North Carolina
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Ive had speeding tickets in the past, and I always got a lawyer and they got the Judge to issue a PFJ. You pay the money, but no points. thats the key. you DONT want those points. Hire a lawyer and youll be set. The money part though....no. Youre going to ante up for this. Here is something I grabbed off the net.....
A Prayer for Judgment or a PJC is unique to North Carolina Law. Only a judge may grant you a PJC in the state of North Carolina, and it is usually reserved for traffic violations or petty misdemeanors. It essentially allows a defendant to plead guilty to a crime, without having the plea entered against them. It is a win-win situation generally, because the prosecutor can count it as a conviction, but in general it does not count as a conviction against the defendant, but there are some exceptions. When a person is granted a PJC they need only pay the costs of court, there are no fines or other fees.
A Prayer for Judgment or a PJC is unique to North Carolina Law. Only a judge may grant you a PJC in the state of North Carolina, and it is usually reserved for traffic violations or petty misdemeanors. It essentially allows a defendant to plead guilty to a crime, without having the plea entered against them. It is a win-win situation generally, because the prosecutor can count it as a conviction, but in general it does not count as a conviction against the defendant, but there are some exceptions. When a person is granted a PJC they need only pay the costs of court, there are no fines or other fees.
06-14-2014, 09:31 PM
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