Category Archives: Defending Yourself in Traffic Court
Stopping on Highways: Va Code 46.2-888 In Virginia, stopping on a highway in a way that impedes traffic or is dangerous is illegal unless there is an emergency, an accident or a mechanical breakdown. If there is an emergency, accident … Continue reading
Virginia Traffic Tickets: HOV Violations (Va. Code 33.1-46.2) Traffic Court judges have little or no discretion in determining the punishment for an HOV violation. Many courts will not offer traffic school in exchange for dismissal for HOV violations. Additionally, the … Continue reading
An Appeal to the Circuit Court. In Virginia anyone can appeal the decision of the General District Court or the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court within 10 days of their traffic ticket being finalized (10 days from the day of … Continue reading
This summer the DC DMV commissioner announced that they will suspend DC driver’s licenses for conviction for reckless driving that occur in Virginia. In Mid September the DC. Attorney General weighed in and the D.C. counsel approved an emergency order … Continue reading