Speeding Ticket Mess

[MrRobotoMan123]

What is the name of your state? Georgia
My son received a speeding ticket for doing 25 mph over the speed limit. He did not notify anyone and paid for the ticket with the money. His license will probably be suspended, but is there anyway that something can still be done. Maybe the fact that he is a minor and lacked the maturity of handling this on his own or he also wrote on the ticket he sent in under where he signed that he wished to file a claim of NoLo. I realize that he did not do this correctly but he signed his name stating that he wished to file a plea of no contest. Would that be flaw worthy of gettting another court date and possibly getting the speed reduced a couple miles per hour?

 

[racer72]

If the fine has been paid, it is too late to do much else.

Maybe the fact that he is a minor and lacked the maturity of handling this on his own

If this is the case, he should not be driving and perhaps a suspension of his driving priveliges would be a good thing. Accepting a driver's license and the responsibility that goes with it is one of the few instances where being a minor does not relieve them legal or financial obligations. That is one of the reasons many states are placing restrictions on the licenses of those under 18, politiicians believe that 16 and 17 year olds are not ready for the full responsiblity of driving. You may wish to speak to a local attorney for guidance, your son still may have the opportunity to attend driving school or deferred prosecution instead of having his driving priveliges suspended.