How To Beat A Speeding Ticket -- Fight A Speeding Ticket
Ricky Lee
December 02, 2007
If you want to know how to beat a speeding ticket, I highly recommend you check out Case Dismissed by Jeff Mulligan. Case Dismissed is a legal, proven, easy-to-follow strategy that is highly effective in beating speeding tickets. You can literally print out the appropriate section and read it in court. Jeff will show how to fight a speeding ticket step by step.
I have used the methods taught in Case Dismissed to get my speeding ticket dismissed so I know it work. Of course, the best way to beat a speeding ticket is try not to get one. But I doubt there's one single driver who never went through the speeding ticket experience. So we need some tricks up our sleeves if we do unfortunately get a speeding ticket.
First thing, when you get a speeding ticket, never admit you are guilty. Don’t give stupid excuses such as I was on the phone, I did not know the speed limit or I have to rush home to feed my dog etc.
The cop knows the law better than you and can use various methods against you later in court. So it's better to just say nothing. Try to answer the cop's questions with sentences like 'Yes Officer, No Officer'.
Also, try to remember everything from that day you got the speeding ticket. Was the traffic high? Was the weather bad? Which lane were you in? What was the speed limit? Write down all this information. It may help you later when you try to figure out a way of defending yourself and not paying for the speeding ticket.
There are things about speeding tickets that the government, the cops and the judges just don't want you to know. If you want to know how to beat a speeding ticket even without the help of a lawyer, then I highly recommend Case Dismissed by Jeff Mulligan. Learn how other drivers got their case dismissed and just replicate them.
I have used the methods taught in Case Dismissed to get my speeding ticket dismissed so I know it work. Of course, the best way to beat a speeding ticket is try not to get one. But I doubt there's one single driver who never went through the speeding ticket experience. So we need some tricks up our sleeves if we do unfortunately get a speeding ticket.
First thing, when you get a speeding ticket, never admit you are guilty. Don’t give stupid excuses such as I was on the phone, I did not know the speed limit or I have to rush home to feed my dog etc.
The cop knows the law better than you and can use various methods against you later in court. So it's better to just say nothing. Try to answer the cop's questions with sentences like 'Yes Officer, No Officer'.
Also, try to remember everything from that day you got the speeding ticket. Was the traffic high? Was the weather bad? Which lane were you in? What was the speed limit? Write down all this information. It may help you later when you try to figure out a way of defending yourself and not paying for the speeding ticket.
There are things about speeding tickets that the government, the cops and the judges just don't want you to know. If you want to know how to beat a speeding ticket even without the help of a lawyer, then I highly recommend Case Dismissed by Jeff Mulligan. Learn how other drivers got their case dismissed and just replicate them.