Tint Ticket
Go back to the tint shop, get a receipt that says 'tint removal' and take it to court, they'll likely reduce the fine (took mine down to $10) or dismiss it completely. But make sure your receipt is dated within 10 days or so of the ticket.
yup yup do this, then you can join me and say proudly "I LISTENED TO OOHPAPI AND I BEAT MY TINT TICKET"
So on another note...anyone get the Assistant District Attorney to decrease the ticket to no points or less points. Cause I got a speeding ticket too in queens on GCP 94th street with the tint ticket....be aware he is lurking...waiting for all of us
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Originally Posted by NYCIS350
So on another note...anyone get the Assistant District Attorney to decrease the ticket to no points or less points. Cause I got a speeding ticket too in queens on GCP 94th street with the tint ticket....be aware he is lurking...waiting for all of us
yeah you got two reschedules and that can push you a long way. I do it all the time. I'll probably just eat this tint ticket though, sometimes I just dont have time to beat the system. The city has made alot of money off me over the years. and upstate
Yeah it looks like I am going to make a donation to the City-90 dollars
So the Traffic Violations Bureau is an all or nothing court. Nassau and Suffolk has plea bargaining.
So either I defend myself or a lawyer. The chances I fair well on my own is slim. Anybody know a good lawyer?
So the Traffic Violations Bureau is an all or nothing court. Nassau and Suffolk has plea bargaining.
So either I defend myself or a lawyer. The chances I fair well on my own is slim. Anybody know a good lawyer?
There is no plea bargaining in Suffolk County (except local village courts like Nissequoge, Huntington, Lake Grove, Head of the Harbor, etc), only in Nassau County. Suffolk County is also governed by the TVB. TVB governs New York City and Suffolk County, but not Nassau.







