Speeding

Do you really need a lawyer for traffic court? There are good reasons to have experienced and professional representation - even for non-jailable speeding citations. Choosing to pay the fine may eliminate some of the hassle of a traffic court appearance, but it will also forfeit your right to challenge the citation or to have the judge reduce your speed or event grant you a probation before judgment. Especially if you already have points on your record, it may be advisable to choose a hearing - with your lawyer.

In Maryland, the maximum fine is $500, but you may face license suspension, license revocation and radical increases in the cost of insurance. The legal staff at Rolle & Conlon can advise you and represent you at traffic court and MVA hearings. We are experienced in successfully challenging speeding citations and reducing the severity of the sentences. Our expertise includes challenging the citation issuing officer and procedures such as:

Our firm handles citations for every type of traffic violation, including but not limited to:

• Were proper procedures followed?
• Was all information accurate?
• Was the citation properly filled out and presented?
• Was the speeding detector (radar/laser) accurate and operated properly?
• Were "pace" procedures accurate and performed correctly?

Call Rolle & Conlon to discuss your speeding citation. Our phones are answered 24 hours a day. We can review your citation and circumstances to determine the best strategy for protecting your driving rights and privileges.