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Once I figured out that these jurisdictions were more interested in the money they made off of the ticket than the points they assigned to my license, I began negotiating with the prosecutors before trial. I have had a 100% success rate in avoiding any points being added to my license since then. I cannot remember the last time a ticket put points on my license, we’re talking decades ago.
I’ve never needed an attorney to do that because the prosecutors understand the game and they have bigger fish to fry. If you can find an attorney to give you that same outcome and that’s preferable to you facing the prosecutor yourself, go for it.
In the unlikely event that you can’t get that done, make them prove their case. Back in the 1980s, I received a speeding ticket from a crooked state cop who claimed to have a magic radar unit that didn’t set off radar detectors. Wonder of wonders, that didn’t hold up in reality. Another not guilty.
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