Speeding Ticket on a Military Base

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I have a 13 year clean driving record. This is my first ticket. I know I was not speeding and what to contest this in court. My ticket is for $75 for driving: "unlawful speed at 27 mph in a posted 15 mph zone. The offense charged is F.S.S 316.187. I want to know if I will get points on my license and what does this F.S.S. 316.187 code mean? The officer said he clocked me on a radar. Where can I found that information on the ticket? Also, will I have a chance getting this ticket dismissed in court? Thanks!

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Craig Epifanio ·
316.187 is the statute you are accused of violating. In this case, speeding. You could get points on your license. There are lots of ways to fight a speeding ticket that an attorney can help you fight with. The officer, for example, has to keep proper logs and without that information it could be dismissed. Again, get an attorney.
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James Regan ·
Here is the link to Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles web page on points and suspensions: http://www.flhsmv.gov/ddl/faqpoints.html Here is the link to their points table: http://www.flhsmv.gov/ddl/teendriv.html#points You were doing 12 miles over, which adds upp to three points. If you hire an attorney you may be able to get a withhold of adjudication to spare you the points. Driving school is another option. Sincerely, James Regan, Esq. http://www.defendme.net
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