Traffic Appeal Results In The Original Speeding Ticket’s Dismissal

If you receive a speeding ticket or other moving violations in Pennsylvania, you might be tempted to handle the matter yourself and maybe pay a small fine. However, the full impact of a ticket is sometimes not obvious and by doing this, you’ve essentially admitted guilt and your legal options become limited. Some time ago, a 25-year-old CDL holder and volunteer firefighter was stopped for going 16-miles per hour over the 35-mile-per-hour posted speed limit and without consulting an attorney, appeared in traffic court. The magistrate subsequently found the man guilty of speeding, resulting in four points being added to his license. Since this would certainly cause a negative impact on his insurance premiums and his classification as a commercial driver, the man finally decided to consult an accomplished Pennsylvania traffic attorney with Worgul, Sarna & Ness, Criminal Defense Attorneys, LLC to preserve his unblemished driving record.

After a consultation with his client to review what avenues were still available, attorney Samir Sarna facilitated an appeal to the judge’s decision. Ultimately, Sarna successfully negotiated to have the original speeding violation dismissed based on the man’s clear driving history and work as a volunteer firefighter. Due to attorney Sarna’s skilled representation, this man was excused from further concern, preventing any damage to his driving record from what would have been a costly mistake.

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