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Plead Guilty or Not Guilty?
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[QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 4689783, member: 1414"] This is where you call the DA to negotiate. It costs a lot to pay a cop time and half to show, plus a lawyer. You don’t want it to be a reportable moving violation. They don’t want you to show up but want their money. They’ll offer to make it non-moving if you pay the fine plus some court costs. I’m estimating here as I’ve not done this in CT or NY. If you are more worried about the fine than your insurance they might just cut the fine if you plead guilty or no contest to a lesser speed. Nolo Contendre means no contest. It’s an admission not of guilt but that you aren’t contesting the charges. [/QUOTE]
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