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Your heart starts to beat fast and you are not sure it is you who needs to pullover your car and you feel like panicking. This happens every time you see those flashing lights and see that ominous car pull up close behind you. It is a normal feeling and it usually only lasts until your anger supersedes your fear of being pulled over. You are not a alone. There are things you can do to lessen the chances of getting a ticket and/or getting out of the ticket once its written. First, roll down your windows and pull over in a clam manner. The open windows allows the Police Officer to see into the car and be sure you are not hiding anyone or anything in the back. Remember, the more at ease the Officer is, the better the chance he will not write the ticket to begin with.

Now that the Police Officer has your information, before he writes a traffic ticket, he is going to run your license plate to make sure your car is not stolen. Then he will run your license to make sure it’s not suspended and confirm you do not have a warrant for your arrest. Not that he feels reasonably safe, he will go in for the kill. He will ask you “Mr. Diamond, do you know why I pulled you over?” Most people at this point want to be helpful and say “because I was speeding, but I am really sorry, please don’t give me a traffic ticket”. The game is over, you just confessed to speeding or whatever it was he pulled your over for. Now the ball is in his court.

It is at this stage in your encounter with the Police Officer that he may begin to issue you a traffic ticket. It is very common for the Police Officer to start to lecture you about what it is that you did and how you could have killed someone. He may even appeal to your better nature by telling you that he is concerned about you and your safety as well. This is all part of his attempt to get you to admit your were doing something wrong. But don’t take the bait. Do not start making excuses for what you did. Under no circumstances should you try to be extra nice nor should you be a jerk. Just listen to what he tells you and answer with “yes sir and no sir”. Do not tell him that you really needed to get home that’s why you were speeding. And do not tell him you are going to call his commanding officer and report him. And never never never say something as stupid as “I will see you in court”. If you do that he will put a circle on the back of his copy of your ticket with a dot in the middle. Then when he gets to court this symbol will remind him of a part of your body and he will make sure you are convicted of the violation even if he has to lie. In fact he will tell the Judge that you were this part of the body in so many words.

If you are going to have any chance of winning in Court, you have to do what is hardest for most people, keep your mouth shut. Don’t start apologizing for what you did. And do not start to argue. If he asks you why you think he pulled you over, tell him “no officer, I don’t”. Don’t be smug about it and don’t be coy, just act innocent. After he tells you why, don’t argue with him. Just take the ticket and move on. The most important thing that the officer needs to remember about his entire interaction with you is that he remembers nothing. That is to say, the whole encounter needs to be unremarkable. You see the faster the whole transaction and the smoother it goes in every respect, the less likely the Police Officer is to show up for court. Also, should the Police Officer show up in Court, it is very unlikely that he will remember anything about the interaction four months later. Thus, if he is challenged by someone in Court about the fact surrounding the stop of your vehicle, he is not likely to remember anything and thus your case is more likely to get dismissed.

So you have a traffic ticket and your encounter with the Police Officer was hopefully unremarkable. Then call a traffic ticket lawyer, such as the traffic ticket team, to fight your ticket. And whatever you do, do not call some random ticket clinic that says they fight traffic tickets when in fact they are trying to get you in the door to do some other kind of legal work for you. Let the traffic ticket team help with the cop. Let us tell the Judge what a SOB the cop was. Let the traffic ticket team lawyer do your dirty work in the courtroom. Because the courtroom is the only place where the playing field between cop and defendant is almost even. I say almost because unless the cop is known by the Judge for being an SOB or liar, the Judge will defer to the cop most of the time. But no worries. A traffic ticket team lawyer can usually have ninety nine percent of their tickets end with no points and no traffic school. In fact, about half are dismissed outright if you hire a good traffic ticket team lawyer. So the next time you get pulled over by the cops. Remember, stay cool, keep your hand on the wheel, be polite and make the whole encounter as unremarkable as possible.

A lot of people want to know what qualifications they should look for when hiring a traffic ticket lawyer. Well, here is just a sample of one lawyer’s qualifications who also happens to be a partner at The Traffic Ticket Team. Jason A. Diamond, Esq. has been a Trial Lawyer for the Broward County Public Defender’s Office, defending clients accused of felonies, misdemeanors and juvenile crimes. Jason Diamond has had numerous jury trials and even more bench trials in front of many Judges. He graduated from the University of Florida with Honors, and Nova Southeastern School of Law. Mr. Diamond is admitted to practice law in the State of Florida, the Federal Bar for the Southern District of Florida, and the Federal Bar for the Middle District of Florida since’95. Mr. Diamond is also admitted in the prestigious Colorado Federal Bar. Mr. Diamond has been an Adjunct Professor, teaching law at Broward Community College in Davie Florida and Barry University in Miami. Mr. Diamond has presented traffic ticket clinics throughout Florida explaining what to do and not do if you get a traffic ticket or DUI. To date, Mr. Diamond’s Lawyers have handled over 1,000,000 (One Million) traffic tickets. The Traffic Ticket Team was founded over ten years ago and has 8 locations throughout the State of Florida. Mr. Diamond’s traffic ticket team of lawyers has over 50 years of combined experience. Most importantly, the Traffic Ticket Team has s 99% success rate in keeping points and traffic school of their client’s records. For more information, go to www.trafficticketteam.com or call 1-866-433-3363.

The Traffic Ticket Team has completed over 500,000 cases. We will give a No cost Consultation and have 5 local locations. We Guarantee that if you get points on your license we will refund the lawyers fee you paid us. Before you hire a random traffic ticket clinic, call us.

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