Speeding Ticket..., I'm under 18...this is my second Options

[red94celicagt]

Hey guys, I am from Ohio and just got my second ticket (moving violation). First was from when I wrecked my integra, no one else involved just me and the guard rail. Does anyone know if they will suspend my license for sure? Is there anything I can say in court so that they don't? I don't turn 18 until august, and it would suck to not have my licsense throughout summer. Also, if I did lose and and got suspended driving privaldges to work and home, how risky would it be to not follow this? I have underbody neons...and would dra attention from cops, perhaps leading to geting pulled oer and then they would see I don't have a valid licsense. anyone have any advice or go through the same thing? What should i do??



EDIT: court date is on 5/25/05...coming up soon

This post has been edited by red94celicagt: May 17, 2005 - 8:18 AM

[darksecret]

If you do "lose" your license don't worry man everything you've learned about driving wont be erased, you'll still be able to ruin those guardrails lives. The consequesnces are stiffer but i've been busted 3 times while driving with a revoked and i've never spent a day in jail (it pays to keep a few hundred on you, j/k... or am I). CupCrazy38 you don't want to test me, I took on Andason and still made a good defence. The truth is of course "morally right", but why should the next few years be jacked up because you fell asleep and hit a guard rail. I understand people die that way, but people die a lot of ways and maybe it's my Marine training but it happens, we're human. As far as the speeding always ask the officer to show you what he registered, in most cases they don't get a good clock on you so they guess and in some states they cannot ticket you without showing you a speed. If they tell you they didn't get a good clock or refuse to show you and ticket you anyway, you better hope you recorded it and report them, you'll get it thrown out of court since the state will not have a defence. In your current case you didn't do that so you can gamble and plead innocent or plead guilty and let the DA reduce the speed (it's usually 10mph).

This post has been edited by darksecret: May 18, 2005 - 12:42 PM