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14 Jan 2022
Norristown District Courts 38-1-16

If you have received a citation for a traffic or summary criminal offense, or if you have been arrested for a summary criminal offense, then you will likely be expected to appear in your local Pennsylvania district court for an arraignment, a traffic hearing, a preliminary criminal hearing, or even a non-jury trial. Although this […]

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13 Jan 2022
Fed judges denied dropping ticket fixing charges

After a sweeping indictment of Philadelphia traffic court, a judge in the federal court declined to drop a case involving ticket-fixing charges. According to court record, there are six judges plus three others who were charged with traffic ticket scam, they claimed that there is no evidence to prove that they, defendants, received kickbacks and […]

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13 Jan 2022
Seniors at the wheels

Twenty years hence, the United States will be teeming with elderly drivers, white-haired grandparents operating cars; it is predicted that the number of senior drivers will triple nationwide. With age comes experience and mature drivers are more conservative on the road. However, statistics gave the opposite picture. It showed that older drivers are more prone […]

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12 Jan 2022
Narberth District Court 38-1-06

If you have been charged with a traffic violation, a municipal code violation, or a summary criminal offense in Pennsylvania, you will likely have to attend a hearing, arraignment, or non-jury trial in your local district court, which is also called magisterial court in Pennsylvania. Your hearing or other proceeding before a magisterial judge will […]

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10 Jan 2022
Ardmore District Court 38-1-07

Getting a notice or summons to appear in a Pennsylvania district court can be concerning if you have received a traffic violation or been charged with another summary offense. Hearings for these kinds of offenses are heard first in district courts, also called magisterial courts, in Pennsylvania. These district courts also handle small claims (for […]

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The History of Traffic Cameras
Traffic cameras, are installed on roadways to monitor and record traffic patterns and behaviors. They have become a common sight on highways, intersections, and other high-traffic areas around the world. The history of traffic cameras can be traced back to the early 20th century, but their widesprea...
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School Buses in PA Are Issuing $300 Traffic Tickets
Pennsylvania has recently joined the list of states to implement cameras on school buses that are used to issue traffic tickets. The cameras are used to catch drivers who fail to stop when a school bus is stopped and its red lights are flashing. Drivers caught on camera can expect to receive a ticke...
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Speed Cameras: Can a lawyer help beat the ticket?
Speed is one of the main causes of car crashes. Cars traveling at high speeds are more likely to cause accidents than cars traveling at lower speeds. In fact, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, crashes are four times more likely to occur when a car is going 65 mph than when it ...
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What Should You Do If You Get Stopped Speeding
STAY CALM AND KEEP A LOW PROFILE People will often try to talk their way out of speeding tickets. Don’t do this! If you’ve been stopped you need to realize that you are in the middle of a legal situation that requires careful consideration of your actions. Don’t dig yourself a deeper hole.&nbs...
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