I doubt it, not if talking on a cell phone while driving is illegal wherever you happened to be talking. You still committed the offense, no matter where the cop wrote the ticket. The law just doesn't work that way.

It all depends on how old you are. If you're an adult, there's a chance the judge will have your back.

No you don't have a case. In Texas we don't have a specfic law about cell phones, but it under failure to control your vehicle. Hope this will stop you from talking on your cell while driving. It's not safe.

Does it matter? You were still doing something illegal which endangered other road users. Pay your ticket, and do a bit of research about the reason for the law.

If a murderer amits to having commited the crime but objects to been jailed on a technicality should they be set free. If you kill someone while not being in full control of your vehicle,or having less than 100% of your concentration on what you are doing,YOU are a murderer.

If this occured in the officers jurisdiction, the citation is valid. The officer apparently asked you to move your vehicle for safety reasons. Any corrections can be made in open court, by the officer.

You will just waste your own time and money playing stupid games with the judicial system. Are you one of those assess that sues everyone they can for all they got just because of a technicality? You committed the same crime whether its here or there. Quit whining. Your only real chance is if she changed your location to put you into his jurisdiction... but that is unlikely since he could have just waited a half a second and you would have been in his jurisdiction anyway. He pulled you forward from the direction you were already driving, right? Quit. People like you put our justice system to shame and undermine justice in the process. And quit talking on your damn phone while driving. I almost got killed not more than a week ago because some woman on the phone decided to turn into my lane - I ride a motorcycle. If you absolutely must talk while driving, get an ear piece (hardwired or bluetooth) or car-speaker adapters, or put it on speaker phone, or any other number of possible option. Talking is a distraction enough, but to have one hand off the wheel pressing half your hearing shut, with your hand blocking half your vision... is dangerous. And it should be illegal. And they should enforce it to the full extent of the law. It sucks when you get ticketed, so dont do it. Its a good thing to those of us you may kill... Although you may feel guilt, it is by no means an "accident" I tried fighting a measly $101 ticket. I lost the case and ended up paying $200 total, after court fees. And I -actually- had a case.

Fox News Article – May 11, 2009 Here is a list of the current laws that each state has on the books concerning text messages and cell phone calls while driving. Alabama: No Laws Alaska: Illegal for all drivers with the enforcement being primary, meaning that a police officer can pull over a driver for sending a text message even if he isn’t breaking any other traffic laws. Arizona: Only bans school bus drivers from speaking on their cell phone Arkansas: Illegal for all drivers with primary enforcement California: Illegal for all drivers with primary enforcement Colorado: No Laws Connecticut: Illegal for all drivers with primary enforcement Delaware: Illegal for novice drivers with a GDL to send texts or make phone calls with primary enforcement. Also illegal for school bus drivers to make phone calls. D.C.: Illegal for all drivers with primary enforcement Florida: No Laws Georgia: Only bans school bus drivers from speaking on their cell phone Hawaii: No Laws Idaho: No Laws Illinois: Only bans school bus drivers and those under 19 from speaking on their cell phone Indiana: Only bans those under 18 from talking or texting on a cell phone Iowa: No Laws Kansas: Only bans those with a learners license from talking or texting on a cell phone Kentucky: Only bans school bus drivers from speaking on their cell phone Louisiana: Illegal for all drivers with secondary enforcement, meaning a driver can only be pulled over for a different traffic violation and then ticketed for cell phone usage Maine: Only bans those under 18 from talking or texting on a cell phone Maryland: Only bans those under 18 from talking or texting on a cell phone Massachusetts: Only bans school bus drivers from speaking on their cell phone Michigan: No Laws Minnesota: Illegal for all drivers with primary enforcement Mississippi: Only illegal for those with a learner's license to text while driving Missouri: No Laws Montana: No Laws Nebraska: Illegal for all drivers with secondary enforcement Nevada: No Laws New Hampshire: No Laws New Jersey: Illegal for all drivers with primary enforcement New Mexico: No Laws New York: Only bans school bus drivers from speaking on their cell phone North Carolina: Only bans school bus drivers and those under 19 from speaking on their cell phone North Dakota: No Laws Ohio: No Laws Oklahoma: No Laws Oregon: Only illegal for those with a learner's license to text while driving Pennsylvania: No Laws Rhode Island: Only illegal for school bus drivers and those under 18 to talk on cell phones while driving South Carolina: No Laws South Dakota: No Laws Tennessee: Only illegal for school bus drivers and those under 18 to talk on cell phones while driving Texas: Only illegal for school bus drivers and those under 18 to talk or text on cell phones while driving Utah: Illegal for all drivers with secondary enforcement Vermont: No Laws Virginia: Illegal for all drivers with secondary enforcement Washington: Illegal for all drivers with secondary enforcement West Virginia: Only illegal for those with a learner's license to talk or text on cell phones while driving Wisconsin: No Laws Wyoming: No Laws

Sorry, no. Even if the event occureed one block away, it still occurred in his jurisdiction and thats all that counts. This can be changed in traffic court.

Nope. In fact I hope you get more tickets for talking on a cell while driving. People who do that are easy to spot. They usually have bad lane control, and often drive horribly because they are distracted. I almost get hit daily by some moron who won't get off their phone. Get off your phone and drive. I don't want to get into an accident because some idiot wanted to talk to their friend.In fact I will go so far to say that if I do get into an accident because someone hit me while they were on a cell phone, I would very likely beat the living hell out of them. Inconsiderate asses like those, and YOU, are ruining the roadways of America.