THE 100 MPH CASE
The 22348 B is a very serious violation. It is a two point DMV pointer, 30 day license suspension (up to), large fine and big insurance premium impact for three years. Traffic School is usually not an option at 100+mph. If your case is at or around 101 mph there is a good chance to get the charge reduced to avoid the serious consequences.
The California Highway Patrol almost always uses radar evidence against you. One way to get a case settled satisfactorily is to remember that radar evidence has a margin of error of one mile per hour if the patrol vehicle was stationary when it go the radar reading and there is a two mile per hour margin of error if the patrol vehicle was moving at the time it got the radar reading.
The 22348 case usually is defended by attacking the radar evidence and this attack is successful if the officer fails to bring the right document to court. That happens. I file subpoena duces tecum for trial evidence and if the officer does not comply with that demand, the case can be settled satisfactorily.
The basic idea is to avoid the two dmv points which can really impact insurance premium rates. A second goal is to avoid the 30 day license suspension to the Court. Some courts are kind and will not suspend the license unless the speed over 100 mph is really high.
The cases always go to trial and sometimes there is a District Attorney who prosecutes the case. A case can only get settled with a vigorous defense, that is the only way the prosecution is willing to concede and lower the sanctions against you.
My associate and I win these cases all the time. Feel free to check out our Victory List at one of our websites. These cases are won by bring extraordinary legal pleadings against the opposition. Most of our cases are won because the other side simply isnĘžt competent to deal with all our legal pleadings and motions.
There is no finer representation in this state for the one hundred mile per hour case. It is a specialty that is the result of over 60 years of trial experience by my associate and I.
This is a case must defended by the most competent traffic ticket attorney. There is no finer traffic attorney than my associate and I. The consequences in this type of case are far to serious economically to not vigorously defend.
Insurance companies will really raise insurance premiums with a over 100 miles per hour conviction. Cancellation of insurance is certainly a possibility.
At speeds in excess of 100 mph, the most vigorous law defense is not only necessary it is the only way to get a complete dismissal of the charge.
A number of subpoena duces tecum are filed against the prosecution in order to bring in the most favorable defense evidences to use at trial. Often the prosecution will ignore or not comply with all our subpoenas and creates great possibilities for a dismissal.
I have won a case with a written Trial by Declaration and a court trial is usually necessary. My fee for a Trial by Declaration is $460 and my trial fees go up to $4000 depending on where the court is, plus travel expenses if any. Call me to discuss your case and options, there is no charge for my full comprehensive evaluation.
All the Best,
Stan Alari
Traffic Trial Lawyer Specialist
Stan The Radar Man
Toll Free: 1-877-769-7232
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