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Houston TX Criminal defense Lawyer Home Invasion Galveston County Violent Crimes Attorney Texas

Posted: 18 Aug 2012 03:12 AM PDT


www.houstongalvestonlawyer.com 281-667-4579 Tad Nelson & Associates of Houston TX We combine big city experience and small town values creating a comfortable environment where questions are encouraged and honest legal advice is provided.

Can a court find you guilty of Driving While Suspened if the ticket was mailed to you?

Posted: 17 Aug 2012 07:04 PM PDT


Question by Gregory M: Can a court find you guilty of Driving While Suspened if the ticket was mailed to you?
I was accused of Driving while Suspended from the township in new jersey that suspended my license back in april, I was not pulled over. I recieved a letter in the mail stating I was observed driving a vehicle I’ve been known to drive while I had my license. Any advice as to a defense? I have court trial on Tuesday and I am facing 10-90 days if found guilty because my license was suspended for a DWI. I understand Credibilty, but they never gave pursuit nor was I even driving. The car is not registered or insured under my name. The offficer claims to have seen the vehicle in a neighboring township across from my girl friends house, but again I was not in the vehicle. I recieved this letter a few days after the ticket was written up. Help?

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Answer by Bruce
How the citation is delivered is not significant. It is possible the officer was busy with another call and could not stop the vehicle.

It is up to them to prove you were driving, you do not have to prove you were not. The rest is up to the court.

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Phoenix Criminal Lawyer and Attorney in Phoenix in Arizona Representing DUI Clients

Posted: 17 Aug 2012 11:03 AM PDT


In this video, Phoenix Criminal Lawyer David A. Black, located at 40 North Central Avenue, Suite 1400, Phoenix, Arizona, 85004, (480) 280-8028, discusses criminal law in the context of DUI, and the attendant consequences one faces regarding suspension of his or her driving privileges. Specifically, criminal attorney in Phoenix, David Black, talks about how the MVD has an administrative process which runs parallel to the criminal process that, like the criminal courts, can suspend your driving privilege; however, even a lower burden of proof needs to be met than in the criminal courts of Phoenix. Call now, or visit our website at www.dbphoenixcriminallawyer.com

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