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Beat Your Ticket: Go to Court & Win

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ISBN-10: 1413319157

ISBN-13: 9781413319156

Edition: 2013

Authors: David Brown

List price: $24.99
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Fight an unfair ticket in any state!We've all received one -- a traffic ticket that seems completely unfair, the result of an officer's evening quota rather than a serious moving violation. But do you have to pay the penalty and watch your driving record crash and burn?Not if you choose to fight back! With Nolo's Beat Your Ticket, you'll get the lowdown on the best strategies for beating traffic tickets in court. In plain English, you'll learn how to:- use the law to fight an unwarranted ticket- analyze the case and decide whether to fight or fold- find out what the police officer plans to say at your trial- find legal assistance and get the most out of it- prepare witness testimony- attack…    
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Book details

List price: $24.99
Copyright year: 2013
Publisher: Ingram Pub Services
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 256
Size: 7.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.144
Language: English

Your Legal Companion for Beating Your Ticket
First Things
A Tale of a Ticket
Are Tickets Impossible to Beat?
How This Book Is Organized
What Are You Charged With?
What Does the Law Say?
Finding Support Using Legal Research
Should You Fight Your Ticket?
Understanding Traffic Offenses
Negative Consequences of Getting a Ticket
The Traffic School Option
Deciding Whether to Fight Your Ticket
Putting It All Together-How to Decide Whether to Fight or Fold
Defenses That Rarely Work
Lawyers and What They Can Do For You?
What Lawyers Can Do
Types of Lawyers
Getting the Most Out of Your Lawyer
Firing Your Lawyer
Speed Violations: Understanding the Laws of Your State
Three Types of Speed Limits
"Absolute" Speed Limits
"Presumed" Speed Limits
The "Basic" Speed Law
Speed Detection: Pacing, Aircraft, VASCAR, Radar, and Laser-How They Work, How to Fight Them
Getting Caught
How Was Your Speed Measured?
Other Moving Violations
Not Stopping at Stop Signs
Not Stopping at a Stoplight
Automated Enforcement Devices ("Red Light Cameras")
Improper Turning
Right-of-Way Violations
Driving Too Slowly
Tailgating
Unsafe Lane Changes
Improper Passing
Non-DUI/DWI Alcohol-Related Offenses
Driving Under the Influence
The Standard Charges
The Arrest
The Arraignment
Interpreting the Police Report
Do You Need a Lawyer?
After the Arraignment
Pleading Guilty
Going to Trial
All About Alcohol
Additional Resources
First Steps to Fight Your Ticket
So You've Decided to Fight
Taking the First Steps
Using "Discovery" to Build Your Case
Preparing for Trial-Your Case
Asking for a "Continuance" (Postponement)
Gathering Your Notes and Research
Diagrams, Maps, and Pictures
Preparing Your Testimony
Preparing Your Witnesses
Preparing for the Prosecution's Cross-Examination
Preparing for Trial-The Officer's Testimony and Cross-Examination
When and How to Object to Testimony
How to Cross-Examine the Officer
Trial Before a Judge (No Jury)
Introduction
Trial Procedure
Appealing for a New Trial
Jury Trial
Introduction
Try to Settle Your Case
Selecting the Jury
Trial Procedure
Preparing Jury Instructions
The Judge Instructs the Jury
Appeals From a Jury Verdict
Index