by Anonymous on October 23rd, 2006

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I was given a ticket for going 73 MPH on a 60 MPH highway in Texas. The speed of traffic was going at least as fast as me. If I had been going 60 it would have been an impediment to traffic. Can I fight this ticket?

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by miGhty85 on February 13th, 2007
You can fight any ticket you get, but that doesnt mean that your going to win. If you fight the ticket you'll probably just end up paying more money, especially if you hire a lawyer for your defense.
Usually a judge will take the cops word over yours, even if your right or not. In Texas a judge would most definitely listen to a cop before you.
If it were me i'd just pay the ticket and save myself some time
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