The NYC Traffic Court is totally different from the rest of the state скачать в хорошем качестве

The NYC Traffic Court is totally different from the rest of the state

Unlike the rest of the state, the NYC traffic court is not a court of law that has elected judges, the right to discovery and disclosure, the right to make motions, and the right to plea bargain your case to a lesser charge. The New York City traffic court is the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles Traffic Violations Bureau, or NYS DMV TVB for short. The cases are not heard by an elected judge, but by an employee of the NYS DMV, called an administrative law judge, or ALJ. The biggest difference between the NYC Traffic Court and the rest of the state is that the TVB prohibits plea bargains. In this video, we highlight the differences between the court, and do a deep dive into how we defend motorists charged with traffic infractions in New York City. If you receive a NYC traffic ticket, or a speeding ticket, cell phone ticket, or any other traffic ticket anywhere in NY State, call us now 877-99-No-Tix (877-996-6849), or on the web at http://www.AttackThatTicket.com.