by Chris Rike | Nov 18, 2021 | Traffic Violations
Here are 3 of the most memorable outfit choices we’ve seen in court, in reverse order. These are actually true stories… 3. Pajamas. We saw a man in city court wearing pajamas, slippers, the whole outfit – minus the pillow unfortunately. Although he... 
by Chris Rike | Jun 17, 2021 | Traffic Violations
Recently I had the chance to sit down and talk with immigration attorney Jessica Cadavid. We had a great conversation about the intersection of misdemeanor traffic violations and immigration. You can watch the entire video below, or read the transcript below the... 
by Chris Rike | Apr 21, 2021 | Commercial Trucking, Traffic Violations
“Masking” refers to taking steps to prevent a violation committed by a driver holding a commercial driver license (CDL) from showing up on the driver’s CDLIS (Commercial Driver’s License Information System) record. 49 CFR § 384.226... 
by Chris Rike | Jun 10, 2020 | Traffic Violations
This page discusses warrants issued for misdemeanor violations by limited jurisdiction courts. Warrants for felony matters are different. What is a warrant? This post is discussing bench warrants, warrants initiated by a judge. There are also arrest warrants,... 
by Chris Rike | Mar 10, 2020 | criminal speeding, Traffic Violations
What Is AVL Data? AVL data contains GPS data and can be helpful in any case involving speeding. Contact Us AVL stands for Automatic Vehicle Location. AVL data is data that is automatically collected that relates to the location of a vehicle. Most police vehicles are... 
by Chris Rike | Feb 20, 2020 | Traffic Violations
When you plead guilty or are found guilty in a criminal traffic case, a fine is typically imposed. This can either be part of a plea agreement you reached with the prosecutor, or the fine can be imposed by the court. We recently concluded a criminal traffic case in... 