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In New York, pleading not guilty to a speeding ticket generally doesnt increase the charge, but may require a court appearance. Pleading guilty usually involves paying the fine without attending court. Prosecutors might offer a plea bargain for a lesser offense, but its not guaranteed. Consulting a traffic attorney can provide guidance on your specific case and the likelihood of receiving a reduced offer.Full Conversation
I got a speeding ticket out of state on the supporting deposition it says
It seems there might have been a mix-up with your message. Could you clarify what specific legal question or information you need regarding your out-of-state speeding ticket?
Vehicle traveling EB in Phelps at rate of speed 90mph in marked * zone speed reduced to 80mph and continues speed varied by stalker dual stationary closing front radar. If I plead not guilty can the current charge of 80mph in a 65mph be increased or should I plead guilty
In Rhode Island, pleading not guilty to a speeding ticket generally won't result in an increased charge. However, there may be additional court costs or fees if you contest the ticket. Consider the evidence and consult with a traffic attorney if you're unsure. Would you like more information on how to contest the ticket?
It’s in Phelps NY
It looks like your speeding ticket was issued in Phelps, NY, not Rhode Island. In New York, if you plead not guilty, the charge typically does not increase, but you may have to attend court hearings. It's often beneficial to consult with a traffic attorney for advice tailored to your situation. Would you like more information on how to find a local attorney or details about the process in New York?
It says on the ticket if the court denies your plea you will be notified by mail to appear in the court noted on the front of this ticket.
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In New York, if you plead not guilty, the charge usually doesn't increase. However, if the court denies your plea, you'll be notified to appear in court. Consulting with a traffic attorney can provide guidance on your specific case. Would you like more information on finding a local attorney in New York?
does that mean that if I plead guilty I have to go to court or is that only if things go bad after I plead not guilty
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If you plead guilty to a speeding ticket in New York, you typically do not have to go to court. You would just pay the fine associated with the ticket. Court appearances are usually required if you plead not guilty and the court schedules a hearing.
If I plead not guilty won’t they just send me an offer of a lesser offense?
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In New York, if you plead not guilty to a speeding ticket, it's possible that the prosecutor may offer a plea bargain for a lesser offense. However, this is not guaranteed. It would be beneficial to consult with a traffic attorney who can advise you on the specifics of your case and the likelihood of receiving a reduced offer.
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