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Fairfield County, Connecticut Speeding Ticket Defense Lawyer

If you have been charged anywhere in Fairfield County, Connecticut with speeding, CT MV Law § 14-219 our Fairfield County, CT speeding ticket defense attorneys and lawyers can represent you in traffic court to get the speeding charge reduced or dismissed so that you do not get points and your insurance does not go up. Being charged with speeding, MV L. § 14-219 is a serious charge which can trigger license suspensions as well as insurance increases.

In addition to speeding, MV L. § 14-219, under MV Law § 14-222 Fairfield County, CT and the State of Connecticut has a reckless driving “per se” charge when the motorist is speeding and the speed is 86 MPH or greater. Unlike a speeding ticket, reckless driving in Fairfield, Connecticut is a crime punishable by not just a fine but a sentence of prison. This means that merely driving 21 MPH over the speed limit (86 in a 65) subjects you to a criminal count in Connecticut under the reckless driving law, CT MV Law § 14-222.

There are also other speeding violations in Fairfield County, CT. Connecticut MV Law § 14-218a is traveling unreasonably fast. This means that regardless of the speed limit due to the roadway conditions the motorist was traveling too fast for conditions. Under traveling unreasonably fast MV Law § 14-218a the speed is non-specific and state does not have to prove specifically how fast you were traveling. Being convicted of traveling unreasonably fast  under MV Law § 14-218a  causes the same insurance and licensing problems as being found guilty of speeding under CT MV Law § 14-219. In fact, it often causes and amplifying problem because most of the time a police officer charges traveling unreasonably fast in Fairfield County, Connecticut the motorist was involved in an accident.

Another Fairfield County, CT speeding ticket is traveling unreasonably slow under CT MV Law § 14-220. The statute prohibits operating a motor vehicle under 40 MPH on any limited access divided highway (such as the Merritt Parkway or Interstate 95), or operating as such a low speed anywhere to impede or block the normal and reasonable movement of traffic. While specifically being accused of not traveling over the speed limit, a charge of traveling unreasonably slow under NY Law § 220 is still a speeding ticket which will trigger insurance increases and can also trigger license suspensions. That is why it is important to fight your Fairfield County, CT traveling unreasonably slow ticket.

Other common tickets and violations our attorneys fight for you in Fairfield County, Connecticut are lane change violation, MV Law § 14-236, cell phone violation, CT MV Law § Sec. 14-296aa, DWI / DUI, CT MV Law § 14-227a, cell phone violation, and following too close, CT MV Law § 14-240. However, this is not an exhaustive list. Our Fairfield County, CT traffic court defense lawyers fight all speeding and traffic tickets, moving violations, traffic crimes, as well a commercial trucker tickets and crimes in all of Fairfield County, CT.

Traffic Court of Fairfield County, CT

Where you were written your Fairfield County speeding or traffic ticket depends upon which court your case will be assigned. Fairfield County, CT has 4 judicial geographical areas. Tickets written in Greenwich, Darien, and Stamford are returned to Geographical Area 1, Stamford Superior Court, 123 Hoyt Street, Stamford, CT 06905. Tickets written in Bridgeport, Easton, Fairfield, Monroe, Stratford and Trumbull are returned to Geographical Area 2, Bridgeport Superior Court, 172 Golden Hill Street, Bridgeport, CT 06604. Tickets written in Danbury, Brookfield, New Fairfield, Newtown, Redding, Ridgefield and Sherman are returned to Geographical Area 3, Danbury Superior Court, 146 White Street, Danbury, CT 06810. Tickets written in Norwalk, Weston, Westport and Wilton are returned to Geographical Area 20, Norwalk Superior Court, 17 Belden Avenue, Norwalk, CT 06850.

Regardless of where your Fairfield County, CT speeding ticket alleging violation of MV L. § 14-219 was written, our Fairfield County speeding and traffic court defense lawyer can represent you. In addition, our lawyers will get your personal court appearance waived so that you never have to go to court.

Even among the courts, which part your case will be heard in will turn on whether you are charged with a misdemeanor or a violation. Charges such as CT MV Law § 14-215, operating while license or registration is suspended, or CT MV Law § 14-222, reckless driving, DWI / DUI, CT MV Law § 14-227a, these are automobile crimes and are much more serious charges, as they result in not just insurance increases and possibly license suspensions, but a permanent criminal history and a risk of jail time as well. Contrast, things such as CT MV Law § 14-219, speeding, traveling unreasonably fast, CT MV Law § 14-218a, uninsured, CT MV Law § 14-213b, failure to drive a reasonable distance apart, CT MV Law § 14-240, multiple lane highways, CT MV Law § 14-236 are not crimes but violations. While a conviction will trigger an insurance increase and could trigger a license suspension, they do not result in a permanent criminal history. 

The advantage of retaining our Fairfield County traffic court lawyers and law firm is that our speeding and traffic court defense attorneys know and understand the nuances and differences between each court and each part of the courts. Plus, we can get your personal court appearance waived so that you do not have to take off time from school or work to go to court.

Why it is a mistake to mail your Fairfield County, CT speeding ticket to the court with a plea of guilty

It is a mistake to simply mail your ticket in with a plea of “guilty” because the State of Connecticut promises “no points.” While that may be true, your insurance company is not promising the same thing. Your insurance company utilizes a “Merit System,” which is separate and apart from the DMV point system. In other words, your insurance company does not care what the DMV does or even if you were convicted in or out of the State of Connecticut. All you insurance company cares about to trigger an insurance increase is that you plead guilty to a moving violation.

In addition, for the most pare the CT DMV does not consider points. They consider convictions within a period of time. So pleading guilty as charged can still trigger re-training requirements, suspensions, and revocations. Our Fairfield County, Connecticut traffic court defense attorneys and lawyers avoid this by executing on a plea bargain. We resolve your case by pleading you guilty to a non-moving or lesser moving violation. While you still pay a fine, a lesser conviction avoids the insurance increases and suspensions often associated with mailing the ticket in with a plea of guilty.  If we cannot do that, then we take your case to trial and go for a full dismissal.

For more information on what we can do to prevent your insurance from increasing, prevent license suspensions, and prevent you from being convicted of a moving violation, give us a call today toll free at 1-877-99-No-Tix (1-877-996-6849).

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