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"guilty" or "not guilty" for speeding, when the cop said show up to court and the judge drops speeding tickets to parking,

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I was pulled over for going 44 in a 30 in New York State. The cop said, show up to court and the Judge always drops minor speeding tickets to parking tickets. I just can't remember if she said to plead "guilty" or "not guilty." Is there an obvious answer in this situation

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Matthew TannenbaumReal Estate AttorneyGarden City, NY ·
Plead not guilty. When you show up to court that is when you can possibly have the ticket reduced to a parking violation. It all depends on the jurisdiction where the ticket is returnable. You best bet is to call the court and speak to a clerk. Good luck.
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Michael Palumbo 1477580.Html ·
Actually, there is no obvious answer to a speeding ticket. It seems simple and easy but it is not. So my suggestion is to retain counsel.
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