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Everything you need to fight it yourself — no lawyer, no paralegal.
Discovery request letter
Pre-addressed to your New York prosecutor. Cites Brady v. Maryland and the Due Process Clause.
Defense strategy for your detection method
Weaknesses to look for, with a review checklist.
Cross-examination questions
Exact questions to ask the officer — designed to expose calibration gaps, procedural errors, and identification problems.
Complete courtroom guide
Step-by-step from plea to closing statement. Includes negotiation script, what to bring, and what NOT to say.
Deadline timeline
Personalized deadlines based on your ticket date.
Preview: Discovery Request
RE: DISCOVERY REQUEST Charge: § ___ — ... Court: ... Dear Prosecutor, Pursuant to Brady v. Maryland, 373 U.S. 83 (1963), and the Due Process Clause, I request...
Full letter includes 13 specific discovery items + detection-method-specific requests
New York has some of the highest auto insurance premiums in the country — roughly $3,200/year on average. A single speeding conviction adds DMV points to your record and can increase your premium for years, adding thousands of dollars on top of the court fine and venue-specific fees.
New York speeding fines under VTL 1180 run in statutory ranges: $45-$150 for 1-10 mph over, $90-$300 for 11-30 over, and $180-$600 for 31+ over. The state's aggressive point system — 3 to 11 points depending on speed — means even a moderate ticket can trigger the Driver Responsibility Assessment, which starts at $300 over 3 years and rises with each point above 6.
Enter your ticket details above to see the full financial impact — fine, surcharge, points, and insurance — before you decide whether to pay or fight.