How to Fight 22350 vc Speeding Tickets

How to fight 22350 vc speeding tickets - There are two options to fight a 22350 vc speeding ticket:

1. Fight 22350 vc using a Court Trial
2. Fight 22350 vc speeding ticket Trial by Written Declaration

How to Fight 22350 vc Speeding Ticket in a Court Trial 

If you decide to fight a 22350 vc speeding ticket by yourself in court, look on the reverse side of your speeding ticket for instructions. General, you would need to contact the court and inform the court clerk that you intend to plead not guilty and fight the speeding ticket. Usually, the court clerk would give you a trial date and will require yo to post the bail which is the same amount as the fine. Then, on the date of the court trial given to you by the court clerk you would have to show up in court and present your case to the judge. The citing officer will be present in court for the trial and he will present his/her side as to why the speeding ticket is valid and should stand. Then, you or your legal representative will present your case which may include evidence or witnesses etc. The judge may ask questions from both sides to clarify any ambiguity, if any. In most cases the judge will issue the verdict at this point. If the verdict is a not guilty verdict that means the ticket is dismissed and you will get a refund check, within 3 or 4 weeks, for the bail amount that was previously posted with the traffic court.

How to Fight 22350 vc Speeding Ticket using a Trial by Written Declaration

Fighting a 22350 vc speeding ticket with a trial by written declaration may be much easier than a court trial because a trial by written declaration is done through the mail without requiring the defendant to appear in court.

• First, you do not have to take time out of your life to go to court. Most court trials may take half a day in addition to the driving time and then waiting time for your turn to present your 22350 vc speeding ticket defense. So, a court trial is very time consuming.
• Second, you do not have to face the officer who issued the ticket to you. This can be a very daunting task for most people and the stress may cause a person to forget some facts or have difficulty making a sound presentation. It may be much easier for most people to gather their thoughts and put it down in writing than having a few minutes to make a convincing presentation.
• Third, if you lose your case and you are found guilty in a trial by written declaration, you have lost nothing because you are allowed to do a court trial. Yes, if you are found guilty in a trial by written declaration all you have to do is to fill out a very simple form to reject the judge's decision and request a court trial.  

Most people think that if they fight a speeding ticket and lose, the court would not allow then to take traffic school to keep the points off the DMV record. While granting traffic school is at the judge's discretion, most courts allow defendant to request traffic school after challenging the speeding ticket (See Wozniak). As long as you meet the eligibility requirements for traffic school, you can request traffic school from the court.

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How to Fight 22350 vc Speeding Ticket Fine

The fine amount for 22350 vc speeding ticket violation is very high and certainly worth fighting to get out of the ticket.