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- Practice Name
- Law Offices of David R. Waranch, LLC
- Website
- www.davidwaranch.com
- Mailing Address
- 8957-A Edmonston Road
Greenbelt, MD 20770
- Phone Numbers
- 1-877-566-2408
301-563-9575
- Case Types
- Traffic & Speeding Tickets, Commercial Driver (CDL) Tickets, DUI/DWI/OUI, License Suspensions, Traffic Accidents, Personal Injury, Drug Charges, Warrants & Arrests
- What types of law do you practice that are not listed above?
- The firm handles primarily criminal defense, traffic defense, and personal injury cases (including automobile accidents and slip and fall cases).
- Coverage Area (by County)
- Maryland--Statewide.
- Do you accept leads on a per-lead basis?
- YES
- Other Websites & Profiles
- www.maryland-criminal-attorney-blog.com
David R. Waranch's Blog
How to Challenge a Speeding Ticket in Maryland (Pacing)
The majority of speeding tickets are the result of radar or laser. However, police officers can also charge you with speeding by "pacing" you.
Recently, I had a case in which the police officer paced my client at 110 MPH in a 45 MPH zone. In addition to speeding, the client was charged with Reckless Driving, Negligent Driving, and Speed Contest. If convicted of even one of the offenses, his license would have been suspended. He was also facing several hefty fines. (In…
ContinuePosted on May 24, 2010 at 6:17am
Maryland Speeding Ticket?? Don't pay it. Go to Court.
Friends,
If I had a nickel for every time a client told me they got pulled over for speeding (or some other traffic violation that carries points), and they just PAID the ticket, I would have a few nickles.
Listen, if you simply pay the ticket, you are AUTOMATICALLY going to get a conviction on your traffic record and all of the points. Points are bad. Points make your insurance go up, points can suspend your license. Points stop you from getting a PBJ…
ContinuePosted on May 24, 2010 at 6:14am
So you've been pulled over in Maryland?? Now What. Some Helpful Tips.
1. BE POLITE and COURTEOUS to the officer (even if he/she does not deserve it).
2. REPEAT AFTER ME, "I DO NOT CONSENT TO SEARCHES."
3. If you've been given multiple citations, PAY NONE OF THEM. By paying, you've automatically convicted yourself, given yourself points, and weakened your case. Instead, GO TO COURT.
4. If possible, FIX THE PROBLEM (Find out why your license is suspended, get… Continue
Posted on May 24, 2010 at 6:12am
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