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Do Speeding Tickets Show Up on Background Checks?

As a driver, one of the most common concerns is whether a speeding ticket will show up on a background check. This question is particularly relevant for individuals who are applying for jobs, seeking promotions, or undergoing any form of verification that involves a thorough look into their personal history.

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Can a Speeding Ticket Affect Your Job?

Receiving a speeding ticket may seem like a minor inconvenience at first. After all, it's just a traffic violation, right? But for many professionals, the consequences of a speeding ticket can extend far beyond a simple fine.

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What to Expect at Your Traffic Hearing

Traffic hearings can feel like a whirlwind of stress and uncertainty. Whether you're contesting a speeding ticket, facing a more serious violation, or facing any other traffic law issue for the first time, the legal process can be daunting.

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Do You Need an Attorney to Fight a Traffic Violation?

As a traffic law attorney, my biased answer to this question is a big fat YES. But, truthfully, the need for a traffic attorney depends on a few factors, including the severity of the violation, your driving record, and the potential consequences.

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New York’s Distracted Driving Laws

As we cruise through our busy streets, there's a silent menace that we all need to address—distracted driving. It's a widespread issue that's causing chaos on our roads and endangering the lives of motorists and pedestrians alike.

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Privacy Act vs FOIA

There are two fundamental laws in place to regulate your right to access information: the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and the Privacy Act. While these two acts may seem similar, they serve different purposes.

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What Are My Options if My FOIA Request Is Denied?

The federal government and the State of New York have laws that allow citizens to request information relating to any laws, regulations, decisions, and other records that an agency may possess. On the federal level, you can request information through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). To request New York state information, you will go through the Freedom of Information Law (FOIL).

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License Suspensions and Revocation

Having your driver’s license suspended or revoked can be overwhelming and frustrating. Driving is essential for so many people, and losing the right to drive can severely impact your daily life and ability to commute to and from work.

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Your Rights When You Are Pulled Over

Being pulled over by a police officer is rarely an enjoyable experience, but it’s one that’s happened to most of us at least once in our lives. The consequences for a seemingly minor infraction can sometimes have a greater impact than you initially imagine, which is why it’s essential to know your rights when pulled over so you can minimize your risk of incrimination.

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What Is Considered a Moving Violation?

Moving violation offenses in New York State may include speeding, driving with a suspended license, improper turning, running a stop sign or red light, and failing to yield the right of way. These moving violations often expose other motorists and road users to risks and may result in infractions, misdemeanors, or felony charges.

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