Every judge knows these cops are out there fishing for money and the damage it does with the Insurance Cartel in charge is out of proportion with the alleged wrongdoing.
@23:44 ~ Seems like this lawyer was afraid to ask for dismissal. Maybe he’s too nice or he’s just not used to judges being willing to dismiss over technicalities. I don’t know. But the other lawyers were ready to ask for dismissal if somebody coughed at the wrong time. Lol. And it seemed like the judge basically had to beg this lawyer to ask for dismissal.
@@N9olan yeah I had a ticket for the same thing and in Florida it didn’t matter if I signed the ticket or nah.. but in the end the case got dismissed anyway because the officer didn’t show up
Only for a mandatory court appearance ticket where you were released at the scene. And it has to be the officer's neglect, you outright refusing to sign will be a separate criminal charge.
The judge is on the same side as the attorney and lawyer and cop.judges have an insurance policy fund that for every felony or mistominor they get money for those
LOL, I motioned to dismiss my parking ticket in Seattle (head-in parking in a back-in parking space) because the parking enforcement officer was not present. The judge refused to dismiss - I was given a $10 discount in exchange for waiting 3 hours in the courthouse lobby.
Do established lawyers want to be traffic lawyers, Do they just do it for the extra money, or do they do it because they were unsuccessful other places so had to do the easiest type of law? I’m not asking this to be nasty or anything whatsoever, I’m just really curious. It’s not like my career is any more prestigious than theirs, I’m not even a lawyer so they have me beat already. I’m just really curious. Does anybody know?
Great question! I’m an employment attorney and I’ve been practicing three years, so I can only give my personal observations. Most of the lawyers I know do it for extra money, or they do it because they have a client that they’re handling a non-traffic matter for (immigration, employment, other criminal), and that same client also needs help with a traffic ticket. However, I do know some lawyers who only do traffic tickets. In that case, that lawyer will go to court and handle several tickets and charge maybe $250 a pop. If the lawyer’s got 10-20 tickets, they could be making $2500-$5000 a day… and it probably wouldn’t take all day to get those tickets taken care of, especially if they know what they’re doing as far as the law and negotiations and their relationship with the ADA’s and judges go.
I was really surprised to see in Broward County, our citations are handled by a hearing officer versus a judge. They only earn $80/2 hour session which isn't very much. I can't imagine they are very invested in that role. It concerns me that an actual judge won't hear my case.
Every judge knows these cops are out there fishing for money and the damage it does with the Insurance Cartel in charge is out of proportion with the alleged wrongdoing.
The court Jester is in on it. Cops are highway pirates for the BAR attorneys and the Court Jester
It’s all securities fraud and violations of the constitution and bill of rights. All of these “laws” are ex facto!
I was wrongfully charged. I told the cops of to wear her military uniform properly and he tracked down.
Mr. Laser Instructor got his ass handed to him....
@23:44 ~ Seems like this lawyer was afraid to ask for dismissal. Maybe he’s too nice or he’s just not used to judges being willing to dismiss over technicalities. I don’t know. But the other lawyers were ready to ask for dismissal if somebody coughed at the wrong time. Lol. And it seemed like the judge basically had to beg this lawyer to ask for dismissal.
How is this extortion even legal?
It's really not, but if we don't express that it's extortion, it goes unrecognized.
The first case is where the guy went 30 miles and over and didn’t sign anything and the case got dismissed is this this still a valid thing?
It depends on the state you live in.
@@N9olan yeah I had a ticket for the same thing and in Florida it didn’t matter if I signed the ticket or nah.. but in the end the case got dismissed anyway because the officer didn’t show up
@@OpTiiMiisTiiK Here in NY if the don’t show up, they reschedule them indefinitely until they leave. They started this a few months ago.
Only for a mandatory court appearance ticket where you were released at the scene. And it has to be the officer's neglect, you outright refusing to sign will be a separate criminal charge.
forcing someone to sign legal documents under the threat of arrest/gunpoint. sure perfectly legal😂
You’ve earned my sub.
Thank you !
The judge is on the same side as the attorney and lawyer and cop.judges have an insurance policy fund that for every felony or mistominor they get money for those
The price to hire these attorneys probably far exceeds the price of the fines...so how exactly are they helping people?
I’m guessing by not having it go on your record so on the long term it benefits you
@@emanuelgarcia9498 if your violation is serious it will go in your record anyway.🤷🏽♂️
@@herbydeslorge Not if it is dismissed.
Insurance hike and potential lost of license if you incur too many points. Esp if you drive for a living.
If you have cdl always get a lawyer it will ruin your career..
LOL, I motioned to dismiss my parking ticket in Seattle (head-in parking in a back-in parking space) because the parking enforcement officer was not present. The judge refused to dismiss - I was given a $10 discount in exchange for waiting 3 hours in the courthouse lobby.
Do established lawyers want to be traffic lawyers, Do they just do it for the extra money, or do they do it because they were unsuccessful other places so had to do the easiest type of law? I’m not asking this to be nasty or anything whatsoever, I’m just really curious. It’s not like my career is any more prestigious than theirs, I’m not even a lawyer so they have me beat already. I’m just really curious. Does anybody know?
Great question! I’m an employment attorney and I’ve been practicing three years, so I can only give my personal observations. Most of the lawyers I know do it for extra money, or they do it because they have a client that they’re handling a non-traffic matter for (immigration, employment, other criminal), and that same client also needs help with a traffic ticket. However, I do know some lawyers who only do traffic tickets. In that case, that lawyer will go to court and handle several tickets and charge maybe $250 a pop. If the lawyer’s got 10-20 tickets, they could be making $2500-$5000 a day… and it probably wouldn’t take all day to get those tickets taken care of, especially if they know what they’re doing as far as the law and negotiations and their relationship with the ADA’s and judges go.
I was really surprised to see in Broward County, our citations are handled by a hearing officer versus a judge. They only earn $80/2 hour session which isn't very much. I can't imagine they are very invested in that role. It concerns me that an actual judge won't hear my case.
Thanks for giving me your input to both of you.
Just about any lawyer will take a traffic case if you are willing to pay their rate. Easy work.
Never get legal advice from BAR attorneys. Always demand the court show standing. No standing no jurisdiction its that easy
Brother, I ask graciously, would you elaborate on how to go about asking the court to state their standing? I'm not familiar with this. Thank you
@@mikem5475 Motion to compel the court to identify itself
Your honor sounds gay
😂
Wow
Is that Doogie Howser?