Delaware Motorist With Traffic Ticket in New York

This article contains information for a Delaware Motorist that received a traffic ticket in New York. The page discusses the ramifications in Delaware and New York. For specific information regarding your ticket, it is prudent that you contact a traffic ticket attorney with the details.

Points in Delaware

The State of Delaware is a member of the Driver’s License Compact agreement. According to Article IV (b) of the agreement as incorporated by Delaware law,

“[T]he licensing authority in the home state shall give such effect to the conduct as is provided by the laws of the home state.”

21 Del. C. 1953, § 8101. This means that Delaware would treat any violation received out of state as if it was received in the state of Delaware. See this link for information on points and its consequences in Delaware. For confirmation and more detailed information on how an out-of-state violation would impact your Delaware license, you would need to get in touch with a traffic ticket attorney that practices in Delaware. To fight the ticket in New York, you need to contact a traffic ticket attorney that practices in New York.

Points in New York

If you drive often in New York or have previous tickets in New York, it may be important to fight your New York ticket. This is because of your phantom New York driver’s license. The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (NYS DMV) creates an internal account for any motorist that receives a traffic ticket in New York. This is used to issue a driver assessment fee for getting 6 points or suspension for getting 11 points. New York State cannot suspend the license of another state, but they can suspend the New York State driving privileges of an out-of-state motorist. Driving with suspended privileges in New York is the same as driving with a suspended license in New York. You would be subject to arrest and criminal charges.

Fighting a Traffic Ticket in New York

Many traffic tickets are issued in New York State and most are costly. On the other hand, fighting a traffic ticket can be relatively easy. This is because you do not need to appear personally in court and you do not need to have a defense. New York State law allows an attorney to go to court in the place of their client. This means you would not have to come back to New York to get your charges reduced or dismissed. Your attorney can figure out what works best for you, whether to present a defense, challenge the case on procedural grounds, or utilize any program that is available in the court handling your ticket. For more detailed information, you should contact a New York law firm whose main practice area is Vehicle & Traffic Law.

Benjamin Goldman Law Office

For any traffic related charges in New York, you can get in touch with the attorneys at the Benjamin Goldman Law Office. We are a New York State traffic ticket defense firm and operate across the entire state. Attorneys from our firm have experience with most of the 1000+ city, town, and village justice courts in New York. We have helped motorists from the Brooklyn Traffic Violations Bureau to the Buffalo Traffic Violations Agency and all places in between. Our attorneys have handled almost all common citations issued in New York. The team at the Benjamin Goldman Law Office diligently and persistently pursue the best disposition for each case. Our efforts are reflected in the many five-star reviews we have received. The verified testimonials commonly speak to our results and customer service. The Benjamin Goldman Law Office provides all motorists with a complimentary consultation. Feel free to contact us at your convenience to discuss your case and determine what makes the most sense for your situation. We can be reached by phone, text message, email, or website submission.

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