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3 Critical
Mistakes
page There are 3 critical mistakes virtually every defendant makes during the course of their traffic ticket trial. It is vital; let me repeat that, it is vital to understand these three critical mistakes in advance. In virtual every traffic ticket trial I have observed, the defendant makes either one or all three of these mistakes. Your ignorance is primarily what the kourts count on in defeating you. With proper preparation, you should make none of these mistakes. 1. Admitting to any type of guilt, doubt, or uncertainty during the course of your trial. · I wasn’t going that fast, I “might” have been going over 55, but there was NO way your honor I was going the 70 MPH speed I have been charged with. · I’m not sure exactly how fast I was going, but there was NO way I was going 70. · I must have been going faster than I thought when I caught second gear. Any number or variances of these types of statement would apply. Use your own imagination to see where we are going with this. Think about your own unique situation and what you must NOT say during the course of your own trial that would be construed as a possible admission of guilt, doubt or uncertainty as to your driving behavior. Thinking this thru in advance is vital to your case. NEVER EVER admit to any type of guilt in court, (no matter what violation of Georgia code you have been charged with) or any type of doubt or uncertainty as to your driving behavior. Once you have done this, from the words of your own mouth, you have lost. The court will assume by your own doubt or uncertainty you could have been driving the speed, or committed the driving behavior you have been charged with. Even if you only admit to doubt, or uncertainty, (which is as damaging to your case as to admitting outright guilt), you have opened the door for the court to find you guilty. More traffic cases have been lost by a defendants own admission of guilt, by the words of their own mouth, than by any good police work X10. 2. Allowing Yourself to be “Sworn In” The Georgia $peedingTICKETKILLER.com website recommends that you do not EVER, AT ANY TIME; UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES take the witness stand and testify. To protect yourself from being ambushed by the Judge and incredibly enough, sometimes even by the prosecutor, never let yourself be sworn in at the beginning of the trial. When the call comes for “all those that intend to testify please raise your right hand”, DON’T DO IT! You are not required by law to testify, nor are you required by law to be sworn in. But if you let yourself be sworn in, don’t be surprised by any questions that could come from the judge at anytime, and if you answer them, you will lose. You do NOT have to be sworn in order to cross examine the officer, present any type of evidence, or your closing arguments. You only have to be sworn in to testify on your behalf. In the 1000’s of trials I have seen, I have never seen a party win their case by offering up the same old story the judge has already heard a 1000 times before. This simply does NOT work. Giving testimony is NOT any part of the Georgia $peedingTICKETKILLER system no matter what traffic violation you have been charged with. 3. Failing to ask proper questions of the officer during cross examination. Each defendant will be given an opportunity to question the officer after the state (prosecution) has finished questioning the officer. When it comes your turn to ask questions of the officer, you MUST ask questions ONLY. But this is not what happens in most cases. You must be prepared to ask questions, with sentences structured in a question type format, during cross examination of the officer. But what generally happens is the defendant tries to start arguing their case, or explaining their interpretation of the law, or even lecturing the officer. Some even try and bring the officers integrity (accuse the officer of lying) into question at this time. Don’t do this. The judge will shut you down every time, and will become even more hostile to you than he or she was before. The judge will lecture you, and inform you that you MUST only ask the officer questions. Do not go into traffic court without proper preparation, with prepared questions to ask the officer. In Summary,
· lecture the officer, · argue your case, · or explain your version of events during cross examination of the officer. The Georgia $peedingTICKETKILLER system provides you with prepared questions you read from documents printed directly from your Ticket Killer CD. Hence you don’t have to be able to think quick on your feet like a lawyer. All of our questions have been carefully worded to use in regards to how or what the officer testifies to. For a real world example of one of these mistakes being made, be sure to listen to the Top Secret Audio Recording from inside the Hiram Municipal Court. (Click Here). The defendant did great on Critical Mistakes 1 & 2, but really blew it on critical mistake #3, but nevertheless still prevailed. Never before in the history of traffic enforcement in these 50 United States, has anyone placed on a public website, actual and authentic audio recordings of real traffic ticket trials. You will NOT find this on any other website period, and we feel this type of information sets us apart from all the bogus sites selling the same generic cookie cutter 50 state information that may not even apply to your case. We have received numerous inquires as to how we obtained these recordings. These recordings are copyrighted intellectual property, exclusive to the Georgia $peeding TICKETKILLER.com website that we feel we obtained legally. Anyone who listens to these audio recordings can tell with out any doubt whatsoever they are indeed authentic. We obtain these recordings for you, post them on our website as a public service so that you can hear the mistakes happening in real world, so that YOU will be the one prepared, and will not make these same mistakes. More audio recordings to be coming in the near future. Check back often or sign up for automatic updates (Click Here).
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