North Carolina Traffic Ticket Dismissal

The role of the attorney or lawyer is in representing a client who has received a traffic ticket or been charged with any criminal offense to advise the client as to his or her options and attempt to obtain the best outcome for their client.

In most instances, the District Attorney and the Criminal Defense Attorney will reach a compromise resolution or plea bargain that enables the defendant to receive or plea to an outcome to something lesser than what has been charged. Frequently, during the plea bargain process certain charges will be dismissed as part of an overall arrangement such as when the defendant agrees to plead guilty to other charges or comply with certain court orders. It should be noted that only in rare instances would a Driving While Impaired (DWI or DUI) be dismissed or reduced by the district attorney, although it does happen on occasion if the State has a problem with their case. Consulting with an experienced Driving While Impaired attorney is critical.

Contact a Chapel Hill, North Carolina traffic ticket dismissal lawyer at Everett Law Firm, P.A. today for a free legal help consultation to discuss how your traffic charges may lead to a suspended driver's license. Call us at 919-942-8002 or toll free at 1-800-942-8048.

Obtaining a North Carolina traffic ticket dismissal occurs under various circumstances too numerous to cover in their entirety. However, some instances where a traffic offense defendant might expect a traffic ticket dismissal would include those charged with traffic accidents that had insurance that covered the expenses of the injured party.

Our goal at Everett Law Firm, P.A. is the best possible outcome for each individual case. For issues on trafficticket dismissal, Contact us today for a free legal help consultation.

Traffic ticket dismissals are sometimes granted to individuals who had some form of administrative problems such as an expired license, inspection or registration, or the likes and have resolved the problem at the time of their court date. Additionally, in some jurisdictions an individual who was charged with a Driving While License Revoked (DWLR) may get the traffic ticket dismissed if they have a license during their court appearance; however, this is not universally granted and depends on one's driving record and the county where the charge was received. If a traffic ticket dismissal is not granted this is a circumstance where a Prayer for Judgment Continued (PJC) might be appropriate, but this is a serious charge and contacting a lawyer would be advisable before proceeding.

There are other circumstances for traffic ticket dismissals. To review the specific facts with an attorney or lawyer, contact Everett Law Firm, P.A. located in Chapel Hill, North Carolina and serving Wake, Durham, Chatham, Alamance counties and the surrounding counties at (919) 942-8002 or toll free 1-800-942-8048.