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Hopewell 82 in 70 Dismissed, No Fine or Costs

Daniel Leavitt • Apr 06, 2019

82 mph in 70 COMPLETELY DISMISSED

Disclaimer: every case is unique and past results do not guarantee or predict the future.

Leavitt & Martin take special care to ensure that our clients receive the best outcome possible for their cases. Yesterday we went to court for someone charged with driving 82 mph in a 70 mph zone.

Some cases are dismissed with driving school, but this case was completely dismissed with no fine or court costs. Our client did nothing prior to the court date. I was able to go to court so my client did not have to go and the case was COMPLETELY DISMISSED! This was the only case all day that was dismissed like this!

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