What is traffic court like?

First you have an arraignment. You wait your turn in a crowded courtroom, then the judge reads the charge and get a chance to plead guilty or not guilty.

If you plead guilty, you get a chance to say whatever you'd like, then the judge will assess your fine right there.

If you plead innocent, then you get a trial. At a trial the prosecution goes first, meaning the cop explains the circumstances, what you did, etc., and then you get to tell your side of the story. That's when you bring pictures or maps, or you can draw diagrams on a white board.

If you make a plea in a civil case, everything that the court etc. has done wrong is wiped clean.

Here's something that will help you whether you are on the road or not

www_logosradionetwork_com/tao/ download, read and commit to memory the traffic stop practice script to help maintain your rights. listen to the Rule Of Law radio program for more info

For starters: listen to the following archived broadcasts on that site: ROL_2013-02_25, ROL_2013-04-01, ROL_2014-01-27, ROL_2014_01_06, ROL_2014_03_24, ROL_2012-12-17

Note: unless you are ready to invoke all your rights and handle the consequences when or if you are pulled over by a police.. then you should stick with staying inside the speed limit, stopping for stop signs etc. You have to know a lot to fight this stuff on the road and in the courts but it is possible and people do it every day. It is however, easier to just fork over the money they are holding you up for when they pull you over.