http://www.motodisiac.com/blog/traffic-citation-pleading-not-guilty-101/ Where motorcycles are more than just a passion ... Wed, 08 Feb 2012 06:17:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 http://www.motodisiac.com/blog/traffic-citation-pleading-not-guilty-101/#comment-606 Los Angeles Traffic Court Fri, 26 Sep 2008 18:01:32 +0000 http://www.motodisiac.com/blog/traffic-citation-pleading-not-guilty-101/#comment-606 In New York, and many other states you don't pay the fine until the case is over. In most of the state the fine isn't determined until the case is resolved and the traffic court judge rolls the dice. In New York, and many other states you don’t pay the fine until the case is over. In most of the state the fine isn’t determined until the case is resolved and the traffic court judge rolls the dice.

]]> http://www.motodisiac.com/blog/traffic-citation-pleading-not-guilty-101/#comment-607 sideout Fri, 26 Sep 2008 18:05:42 +0000 http://www.motodisiac.com/blog/traffic-citation-pleading-not-guilty-101/#comment-607 I would actually prefer not to pay and wait till the "dice is rolled". In my <a href="http://www.motodisiac.com/blog/beating-the-speeding-ticket/" rel="nofollow">previous traffic case</a> it took over 3 months to get my money back. The LA traffic court had sent the check to the person who served them my paperwork on my behalf. Only after approximately 2 weeks of my nagging this had been established and corrected by the traffic court clerks. I would actually prefer not to pay and wait till the “dice is rolled”. In my previous traffic case it took over 3 months to get my money back. The LA traffic court had sent the check to the person who served them my paperwork on my behalf. Only after approximately 2 weeks of my nagging this had been established and corrected by the traffic court clerks.

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