What do you think will happen to me?

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I got pulled over at the end of March for going 93 on the highway. I was granted superiorvion and traffic school and a 270 dollar ticket. Now at the end of May i was pulled over for speeding on my way to work. Im only 18 and still under supervision. I have no idea what will happen to me or what i need to do.

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Alan Brinkmeier ·
Convictions for two moving violations within a twenty-four month period will result in a suspension of driving privileges Hire a lawyer
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Bradford Bucklin ·
Supervision means that, if you don't commit another offense and otherwise comply with the terms of the supervision, the offense won't go on your record. So, if your supervision isn't over, it could be revoked and it could go on your record. So, you would have the two convictions on your record if you you got the supervision revoked on the first one and if you got no supervision on the second one. Those 2 possible convictions alone would make it cost-effective to get a lawyer.
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