Man Driving 100 MPH In Classic Camaro Receives Reduced Offense

A 49-year-old man recently restored a 1973 classic Camaro and took it to a car show. On the way home, the man was cited for driving 100 mph in a 55 mph zone. The man went to the magistrate’s office on his own to fight this five-point charge, however, his attempts were unsuccessful. Looking for a way out of a potential two-week license suspension and fees, the man reached out to Worgul, Sarna & Ness, Criminal Defense Attorneys, LLC for help in this serious speeding citation.

With the dedicated help of attorney Matthew Ness, our client filed a summary appeal in the Court of Common Pleas. Attorney Ness explained his circumstances to the judge and advocated on his behalf that this was a one-time mistake, unlikely to occur again based on his clean driving record. The man saw a reduced offense of 10 mph over. He went from five points down to only two points on his driving record and is able to continue driving his classic car.

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