3. It is 2 years after the date of conviction. Say you pay today - you're guilty today, the clock starts ticking down. The offense stays on your record for life though, but for insurance purposes it is 3 years after conviction. For demerit points, it's actually 2 years from the date of offense. If ...

1. Does the Justice of the Peace have the power to throw out a ticket?

2. If a police officer does not tell me about demerit points, is that a fatal error? He did not inform me.

If I go to the Justice of the Peace and give him a sob story which is actually a true one, can he throw out the ticket or allow me to take a driver's re-education course or anything along those lines? I don't care about paying money, I just don't want to have a record. What is the absolutely most in...

You have not been charges properly. The ticket you were issued is invalid thus they is no valid proceeding before the court. You cannot be convicted and even if they convict you then you will win your case on appeal. S. 8 of the POA allows you to settle out of court by pleading guilty and paying th...

The Red Light ticket the officer gave you has 3 demerit points on it. If you pay the ticket it will go on your driving record for 3 years to which your insurance company has access to and can base your insurance rate on. Its a particularly bad ticket because your insurance company will perceive tha...

The offense stays on your record for life though *gulp*, for LIFE? Is there no way to request a pardon of some sort? Even a murder charge does not stay on for life! :shock: It was a rolling stop on a red light ticket, allegedly ;) I really don't want this flaw on my record. I have no record of any ...

I was pulled over and told I went through a red light during a right turn. I learned through a friend who is a police constable that the one who pulled me over is new to the job (under a year, and possibly even the first month or two of real duty). I was given a ticket for $180. I have some question...