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If I got a speeding ticket in February, can they keep delaying it?
I got a speeding ticket this February for going 18 over and I’ve gotten over 5 notices delaying my court date. Finally I got another today and it says the court date is in March. That’s over a year from my original ticket date. My question is are they allowed to keep delaying it? What happened to my right to a speedy trial? What’s the best way to get this ticket thrown out?
4 Answers
- BruceLv 78 months agoFavorite Answer
The opening text of the Sixth Amendment is "In all criminal prosecutions". A speeding ticket is a traffic infraction, so your right to a speedy trial does not apply.
What is the best way to get it thrown out? Prove you weren't speeding.
- STEVEN FLv 78 months ago
The best way to get it thrown out is to ADMIT you were speeding and pay the fine.
- Anonymous8 months ago
You have no right to a speedy trial. Speeding isn't a criminal act.
Retain legal counsel and have him/her push the issue of "speedy trial."
- JeffreyLv 78 months ago
Can the fine possibly be enough to make it worth fighting? The best way to make the problem go away is to pay the fine.
