Delaware Traffic Ticket Lawyers
Helping Clients Fight Their Speeding Tickets in Delaware
At Abram and Hutchison, we regularly handle a wide range of Delaware traffic violations for local residents, visitors, and tourists from outside of the state. Before you pay that ticket, talk to a Delaware traffic ticket attorney at our office. Clients are often surprised to learn that they actually have options to fight the ticket. We can review your case and work towards keeping your driving record clean and minimizing the effect on your insurance rates.Speeding Tickets in Delaware
While the initial cost of a speeding ticket in Delaware is low, the fine will depend on how fast you were going at the time of your traffic stop. Speeding tickets in Delaware start at $20 for speeding less than 5 mph, with subsequent speeding violations being a $25 fine. Delaware Title 21 breaks down amounts further, with each additional mph over the speed limit increasing the fine by up to $4.
Under Delaware law, you can be charged with a traffic violation if you are charged with:
- Speeding
- Driving without insurance
- Running a red light or stop sign
- Reckless driving
- Passing a school bus
Learn more about how to fight a speeding ticket in Delaware by scheduling a FREE initial consultation with our traffic ticket attorneys today.
How to Fight Traffic Violations in Delaware
There are usually effective ways of combating traffic charges. For example, probation before judgment is a mechanism where someone without a traffic conviction 5 years prior to receiving their ticket is eligible to pay the fine and have the ticket dismissed resulting, in no conviction or points on their record, which can be very beneficial when considering car insurance rates.
These are available for most driving charges, not only speeding. There is also a mechanism for out-of-state drivers where a plea can be entered without having to return to Delaware to attend court, allowing for the charge to be dismissed with Probation Before Judgment with little effort by the person receiving the ticket.
Contact Our Traffic Ticket Attorneys in Delaware Today
Consultations for traffic matters are free and can be done rather quickly by phone for an out-of-state driver or someone who does not have the time to come to the office for a free consultation. Our Delaware traffic lawyers are available 24/7 and welcome clients all across Sussex County & Kent County, as well as visitors to the state.
Contact Abram and Hutchison today to start your defense with our Delaware traffic ticket lawyers.
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Dismissed Dealing Marijuana, and DUI
Originally charged with drug Dealing Marijuana, and DUI. Was able to get the drug dealing charges reduced at preliminary hearing, then trial followed. At trial was able to keep out the radar evidence in this case and the state was not able to prove Reasonable Articulable Suspicion for the stop, all charges dismissed.
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Not Guilty DUI
A suppression motion granted for no probable cause, kept out the portable breathe test on foundation.
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Dismissed DUI
DUI attempting to convict Mr. Abram's client for drug use - successfully argued that the state forensic chemist was not qualified to testify to the effects of the substance and the state failed to comply with expert discovery.
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Dismissed DUI
Held a suppression hearing after the client was pulled over for not having his headlights on. Mr. Abram successfully argued that the state did not have probable cause to make an arrest.
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Dismissed DUI
Officer stopped the Defendant for Speeding, was able to show that the Defendant performed well on his field tests and that the officer did not properly administer all of the field tests, no probable cause for arrest, case dismissed.
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Dismissed DUI
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Dismissed DUI
DUI arrest. Was able to successfully argue that after the performance of field tests the officer lacked probable cause to make the arrest for DUI, case dismissed.
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Not Guilty DUI
DUI arrest. Driver was stopped for running a stop sign, it was successfully argued that the state could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt the Defendant was under the influence of alcohol, not guilty DUI.
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Dismissed DUI
Originally convicted of DUI in Justice of the Peace Court, case was appealed to Court of Common pleas and the court found no probable cause for the arrest for DUI, case dismissed.
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Dismissed DUI
DUI case. Case was voluntarily dismissed by the State following a motion filed by the defense challenging the validity of the stop in this case, the Defendant was not required to appear for trial.