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1st Speeding Ticket in Charlotte

DeAngelo Stewart

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71 in a 45. Not a wreckless driving or anything else, just a straight up speeding ticket.

How is Charlotte when it comes to getting out of these things? Im from Hickory and with an attorney, I could get this dropped to where it wouldnt go on my insurance. I have no clue when it comes to Charlotte.

Anyone have any good lawyers thats are inexpensive?

Any other options I might have?

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks

Keith

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71 in a 45. Not a wreckless driving or anything else, just a straight up speeding ticket.

How is Charlotte when it comes to getting out of these things? Im from Hickory and with an attorney, I could get this dropped to where it wouldnt go on my insurance. I have no clue when it comes to Charlotte.

Anyone have any good lawyers thats are inexpensive?

Any other options I might have?

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks

Keith

I was doing 59 in a 35 years ago. I was told that the officer could immediately take my license for anything over 25. When he clocked me again, I was doing 45 so he wrote me up for that. It cost me $350 for a lawyer but I didn't get any points, plus it was my first speeding ticket. I was told if I got another one within 3 years that they both would go on my license. I can't remember the lawyer's name. Bart something, I believe. I think when it comes to speeding tickets they are all about the same. Young attorneys use these as fill-ins.

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71 in a 45. Not a wreckless driving or anything else, just a straight up speeding ticket.

How is Charlotte when it comes to getting out of these things? Im from Hickory and with an attorney, I could get this dropped to where it wouldnt go on my insurance. I have no clue when it comes to Charlotte.

Anyone have any good lawyers thats are inexpensive?

Any other options I might have?

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks

Keith

Yes use Bee's. Lots and Lots of Bee's.

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