Traffic Tickets

Although traffic tickets are considered minor, and for the most part are not serious, they are treated by the courts as criminal offenses. As a result, most of the rights afforded to the criminally accused are also afforded to those who have committed traffic offenses. While most are minor, there are also serious traffic offenses,  such as Driving Under the Influence (DUI), Driving While Ability Impaired (DWAI), failing to remain at the scene of an accident, reckless driving, careless driving resulting in injury, and careless driving resulting in death. 

Regardless of whether you believe your traffic ticket is minor or major, it would be prudent to consult with an attorney, at least preliminarily. In some instances, individuals do not realize that they are in danger of losing their privilege to drive until it is too late.

Criminal Defense Attorney, Alexander Garlin, has experience in providing criminal defense of all manner of traffic tickets, minor and major.  Whether you contact Garlin Driscoll Howard, LLC, or other qualified attorneys, we recommend that you do so without delay so that you can better understand your circumstances, and thereby promote informed decision making that could significantly improve the ultimate outcome of your case.

The criminal defense attorneys at Garlin Driscoll Howard, LLC, welcome your inquiry and do not charge for initial telephone, e-mail and/or office consultations.