Even if you were going too fast...

  Even if you know nothing about the law...

  Even without ever talking to a lawyer...

  Even if you have never gotten off before...

"I Won In Eleven Minutes!"

"Thanks to the advice in Case Dismissed, my own case was dismissed in eleven minutes. I downloaded the book today, read it, and used the info at my trial this afternoon. Thanks for your speedy service!"

Lamar Stewart - Cleveland, OH

"Thanks To Case Dismissed, I Had Every Base Covered When I Walked Into The Judges Chambers"

"I purchased another speeding ticket book before I found this one, and it was useless! The only way to beat these tickets is with an ambush as you describe, not by telling them in advance of your plans. The fact that you give all the questions to ask makes it simple for ordinary people to fight the system.

I have always tried to fight my tickets, but was never prepared, I always hoped the truth would win out. Now I will never worry again. Thanks for your great system,"

Scott Whitaker - Tampa, FL

"Thank God For Your Amazing Book...
I had Less Than 10 Hours To Prepare
And It Saved My Butt"

"Jeff,

Thank God for your amazing book.

I had less than 10 hrs to prepare and it saved my butt.

Basically, I downloaded your book... Then developed my strategy from my evidence. I used the strategy from pages 34-36 and it worked to a T! I found a discrepancy in the tuning fork serial numbers. One tricky bit was the judge would not accept the evidence without me testifying. It was worth it.

I asked for case dismissed, the judge took 1/2 hr to dismiss my case. The police prosecutor was spitting tacks!"

Thank you,
Alvin Crosby

"He Immediately Offered A Plea Bargain..."

"Jeff,

I fought my ticket yesterday. This ticket was very important for me to beat because I simply was not speeding. It was so important to me that I rode my motorcycle (currently my only mode of transportation) through non-stop 75MPH freezing rain and snow for two hours each way instead of asking for a postponement.

I live in Arizona, it just HAD to snow YESTERDAY.

When I got to court I waited outside the courtroom for my name to be called. I decided to wait in the lobby so I could go over my HUGE stack of notes and case law and really be prepared. I was going to hit hard. I sat near the courtroom door so I could hear. Case after case I heard the defendants tell their tale, and defendant after defendant came out and paid their fines.

Interesting thing was that I believed several of them, I don't think they were speeding either (all these cases were from the same cop that pulled me over). Yet the court now has their money and the insurance company will soon.

Unknown to me, it was the prosecutor who was going back and forth to the lobby calling names. He eventually called mine (remember that I was by the door so he saw my HUGE stack of notes).

I closed my notes and walked into the courtroom. The judge announced the case information for the record. I was about to motion for dismissal due to the denial of a speedy trial since it had been 97 days since the arraignment, but the prosecutor beat me to speaking first.

He immediately offered a plea bargain (something I had not hear him do once yet) from 12 over to 10 over, dropping it from criminal to civil, "in the interest of time." This would allow me to take a driving course and wipe the ticket from my record completely - to me this was as good as "case dismissed."

It was clear to me that the prosecutor knew I was prepared. He didn't know what I was going to do, but knew it would take a while and that I was a higher risk than the next guy. And he couldn't have been more right.

Thank you for putting this information together. I feel that despite the fact I didn't even have to go into it, every bit of it was used. Besides, I learned so much in the process.

Then I rode home for two hours with a smile on my face. In the freezing rain.

Again, thank you.

Chris Lambert

ps- feel free to post or email any of this (or not)... Either way I wanted you to know! And keep sending the updates, I would love to hear them

(From An Attorney)...

"The Judge Still Dismissed My Case...
I Had The Biggest Smile Of Anyone
When I Left The Courtroom"

"Jeff, In follow up to previous e-mail, please do not use my last name or e-mail address, otherwise use or edit my story as you see fit. Thanks again. Cheers, Bob"

"Jeff Mulligan" <jeff(at)beatmyspeedingticket.com> wrote:

> Hi Bob:

> Great story. I would never use your name
> without permission. I'm not that stupid.

> Especially a lawyer's name :)

> But, would you let me use this?

> Thanks so much,

> Jeff

Original email here:

"Jeff,

I am an attorney in California. I purchased your program about 6 months ago. Your material was very good.

However, In California, there is a more recent case (I would give you the case name but it is not in front of me right now) which holds that even if a police car speed odometer is... (secret) that it only goes to the weight, not the admissibility (i.e. that the case is not automatically dismissed).

However, the Judge still dismissed my case when the officer did not have...(secret) with him (all he had was his notes written on the ticket that...(secret) to which I objected.

I did use your material. Anyway, belated thanks as your material helped me to focus on what was important, and I assure you that I had the biggest smile (of anyone there) when I left that Courtroom.

Cheers,

Bob (last name withheld)

(P.S. Please do not use my name without contacting me first)."

Myth #1:

Nope. He won’t. You can't hope to challenge the officer's recollection of the events.

If there were three other cars and a truck coming down the road at the same time as you, he will say there was only one and he will be believed.

(You don’t think the court is going to take your word, or the word of your biased witness, against his, do you? I hope not.)

Myth #2:

Possible. But it must be a fatal flaw and not an immaterial mistake. If the license plate # is wrong but the officer identifies your car – you lose.

If your name is spelled wrong – you still lose. If the ticket says a Grey Saab and you have a red pick-up – you win that one. (Save your money and don’t buy the book.)

Myth #3:

When the officer does show up, what do you do then?

(There’s actually a book out there that advocates finding out when the officer is on vacation and trying to schedule the trial then. Sure, the cops at the station will be happy to hand out their work and vacation schedules. Why not ask them for addresses and their kid’s schools while you’re at it!)

Myth #4:

(There better be someone bleeding in your back seat to make this one work.)

Myth #5:

Why in the world would you want to do that when you can get 100% off? Most pleas fall on deaf ears. These folks go through case after case after case and have heard it all before.

If they are willing to negotiate, they will ask you.

(Unless of course you like pleading with hard-asses and hope to be allowed to go to traffic school as a remote prize).

Myth #6:

If you are really, really good, you may catch Officer Stone on some inconsistency. But it is highly doubtful you can beat him this way.

He is trained and does this all the time. Remember, the court is on his side.

Imagine This Is Your Trial:
What Will You Say?

This is how the evidence against you will be presented in court.
(Radar evidence is used as the example.)

Officer Stone is sworn in, takes the stand and testifies to the following.

• He identifies both you and your car
  

• He clocked you on radar; you were clocked at 48 in a 30 mph zone.
  

• He tested the radar gun three ways:

1. He pressed the button for the internal circuit test and it tested ok

2. He tested it with a 30 mph and 50 mph tuning fork as per manufacturer’s manual and it tested as being accurate.

3. Office Jones drove by his location as a test at 30 MPH and 50 MPH. Officer Stone’s radar gun readings agreed with Officer Jones’ readings on his speedometer.
   

• Officer Stone has been on the force for 12 years, was trained on the unit two years ago and recently had a refresher course.
  

• The prosecution rests its case, and smirks at you knowing that...

"Your Goose Is Cooked!"

Step #1:

Step #2:

Step #3:

Did you know it is perfectly acceptable to read from your notes (or Case Dismissed printouts) in court?

Step #4:

Case Dismissed has detailed legal information and case law that has been painstakingly researched and compiled.

Step #5:

(You’ll get the files. We'll tell you which documents you need to print out and make 3 copies of: one for you, one for the judge and one for the prosecution.)

• Won't provide a defense for violations such as improper passing, drag racing, improper turn, D.U.I., or other such violations. Case Dismissed is written solely to help those charged with speeding.
  

• Does not work for photo, airplane or VASCAR tickets - they would require a completely different strategy and I have not found one as effective as those in Case Dismissed. I don't pretend to have a one-size-fits-all product here. I know what it works for and what it won't work for and I don't want your money if I can't help you.
  

• Won't work in a Kangaroo court where the judge or magistrate doesn't care about the law. These are the extreme cases where Case Dismissed customers could lose. (You could also lose these cases with a $1,000 an hour lawyer at your side.) BUT – we provide you the basis for your appeal – which you will most likely win based on the first trial’s outcome. You just need to be properly prepared – which Case Dismissed will help you do.
  

• Case Dismissed does not provide legal advice - it provides legal information. If you want legal advice, you should pay to get an attorney.

• For USA only - because the strategies in Case Dismissed are based on US law, they may not work in other countries.

"I Got My Speeding Ticket Dismissed Today... And Instead Of Having Two Tickets, I Now Have None!!!"

"Jeff,

Chalk another one up for the good guys.

I got my speeding ticket dismissed today! I subpoenaed the patrol officer but luckily he was a no-show. However, the prosecutor was bound and determined to get a chunk of my hard earned money and screw up my driving record at the same time.

She tried to get a continuance, meaning hold off the trial until the officer could be there but I calmly objected and read my “notes” from Case Dismissed to the judge and he said the words we all like to hear: Case Dismissed!!!!

Thank You so much; I had a deferment ticket from last year that hasn’t expired and instead of having TWO tickets I now have NONE!!!!!

Thanks so much for the great info; it was well worth the investment. I also loved the look on the prosecutor’s face when I happily walked out of the courtroom after punking her out!"

Andrew Ludwig
Renton, Washington

"The Best Money I've Ever Spent"

"Hi Jeff, if you need a testimonial I'm your man.

I went to court today and questioned the officers (omitted secret) and she (the officer) was dazed and confused. I live in a very small backwards town (see kangaroo court) and the judges usually side with the officers no matter what the facts are. Mississippi has a long way to go with regards to judicial prudence.

The judge said if I could find a technical manual or case law that proves the (omitted secret) he will dismiss the case.

I submitted your case and a couple of other and the case was dismissed. I'm sure this is a once in a lifetime occurrence but it worked and I didn't pay the ticket and my insurance is none the wiser.

Thanks for the help, once again it was the best money I've ever spent.

Capt. Michael Cambre
Merchant Marine Officer, (Ret)
Braxton, MS

"I Was Accused Of Doing 75 In A 50...
Never Made It To Trial"

"Sure. Go for it. Good luck. Scott

-----Original Message----- From: Jeff Mulligan [mailto:jeff(at)beatmyspeedingticket.com] To: 'Scott K' Subject: RE: Scott - speeding ticket info

> Awesome deal, Scott! Would you mind if I use this?

> This happens a lot and a story like yours helps people get
> prepared for it. Often, when the prosecution see that you are
> prepared, they don't want to waste the time fighting.

> Jeff

-----Original Message----- From: Scott Kelly [mailto:xxxx@ddd.ccc]  To: BeatMySpeedingTicket.com Subject: RE: Scott - speeding ticket info

"Jeff,

My case came up and never made it to trial. I was accused of doing 75 in a 50. The prosecutor came by to talk to me before trial.

I spoke with her and told her I was prepared and had the pertinent case laws. She immediately asked if I would settle for a non-moving violation, which I did.

Instead of paying a $235 ticket, 4 points on my license, and an increase in the cost of insurance, I ended up paying $30 court cost and a $20 ticket.

Total $50--without a fight. I consider it a great deal.

Thanks."

Scott Kelly

"My Case Was Dismissed!!!"

"Hi Jeff,

Well I ordered your the book Case Dismissed and I took my lap top with me to court.

I listened to the officers statements and from the quick read I had done of your book I knew he was not prepared.

I opened my laptop and started reading the questions right out of the book. Guess what? There was no log of (omitted secret)... the judge was going to delay for 2 weeks so I didn't accept this one, but then on the question about (omitted secret) at the end of his shift the officer answered "No" he had not done this.

The judge asked "Officer are you required to recheck the unit at the end of your shift?" Yes you honor. "Did you do this?" No your honor. "Why NOT?" No answer your honor. My case was dismissed!!!

Thanks.

KL

"The Judge Said 'OK' And That Was It...
It Was Worth Every Penny"

"Hi Jeff,

Here's how my case went. I was charged in Louisiana with 77 in a 55 and was facing $155 fine plus the insurance going up. I was very prepared with all of the materials. When I went to court, I checked in and watched every single person plead guilty to a variety of charges reduced by plea bargains and were paying fines plus court costs.

There were so many cases, it was obvious the prosecutors were not prepared to have any trials at all. The Defendants table was so full of stacks of folders, there wasn't any where for an attorney to even lay down papers even if there were a trial.

I remember you mentioning that if they offer a reduced charge, it would be better to accept it rather than antagonizing the prosecutor or judge. I felt that if they offered a reduced charge, the total with court costs may be as much as my original ticket so I was prepared to refuse and fight it anyway.

The prosecutor met me before I was called and saw that I was the only one in the courtroom with a suit and tie and that I was ready to go to trial.

He asked if I was an attorney. He then offered a reduced charge of no seat belt. The fine would be $25 with no court cost. I called my insurance company and they said it would not go against my insurance at all, so I agreed.

When I went before the judge and pleaded guilty to no seat belt, he first imposed a fine of $50 plus court costs. The prosecutor then told the judge the agreement was $25 and no court costs. The judge said ok and that was it.

I felt that being totally prepared for every possible contingency including the possibility of a plea bargain gave me the confidence that I would be able to avoid the high penalties.

Thanks for your information. It was worth every penny.

Rick Trevino

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"My Son's Case Was Also Dismissed
Your Book Is Super!"

"Hi Jeff!

My son's ticket was also dismissed. The officer did not show up. His case involved a visual estimate of the speed. Even though he did not have to use the information, he felt totally prepared to give it a go. We feel we have this info if it happens again....and <laughing> it better NOT.

Your book is super!

Have a great day!"

Marilou :)

"The Information Is So Easy To Use, A Kid
Can Do It... And I Got My Case Dismissed!"

"You can use this for your testimonials

THANK YOU JEFF! You rock, your system rocks, and I think you might be charging too little. The information is SO easy to use, a kid can do it. Well here it is.

I got a ticket for doing 75 in a 65. I was nice to the cop, did everything by the book (engine off, hands on the wheel, smiled, no smart ass comments) and he was still a pompous cop. Full of himself and doughnuts.

Anyways, he gives me the ticket after spending 15 minute on his cell phone while i am already late for my dad's birthday. So I go to court, the cop lies through his teeth. He mentions that he had gotten his (secret omitted) days before the ticket. The Judge then asked him for the papers, he had nothing. I asked to have the case dismissed. Judge says that sweet, sweet word "Dismissed" and drops the gavel.

VICTORY, it was great! I rode the elevator down with the cop who wrote the ticket. He told me "We NEVER bring those papers, nobody comes that prepared." I was laughing all the way to my car and back to work. Got the gratification of rubbing it in the face of all the doubters, and I got my "Case Dismissed"!

Thanks a TON!

Good Luck,

Mike O,
Simi Valley, California

"The Judge Even Said The Words 'Case Dismissed'... I Wanted To Say Thank You"

"Dear Jeff,

Thank you. I purchased a copy of your case dismissed booklet after I got a speeding ticket and wanted to fight it. I followed your instructions, I requested a contested hearing and subpoenaed the arresting officer. I had to move the court date a couple of times because I'm in the navy and they kept scheduling court dates for days I would be underway.

I prepared for court by making 3 copies of the important case law for a radar defense and printing out the questions you wrote. Then I went to court early to watch a few cases. When my turn came up the officer was not present and I got the case dismissed. The judge even said the words "case dismissed".

Without your book I probably wouldn't have fought the ticket so I wanted to say thank you."

Thanks,
Steven Blomgren

"You Have Done A Tremendous
Service To The Public"

"Jeff:

Thank you very much. I can't tell you what a blessing in disguise getting a speeding ticket was for me! I know you don't give legal advice, but I have learned so much about the law, how the court system works and how to navigate the whole thing since I purchased Case Dismissed.

You have done a tremendous service to the public in helping us to understand the legal system.

Now, can you tackle the tax system next?"

Karl M Stearns

"Case Dismissed Saved Me
Exactly $258.05 In Fines"

"Jeff,

I Beat a radar ticket in the classic "revenue raiser" small town. I looked up the Texas Rules of Evidence on the internet, and found that judicial notice is mandatory when requested.

When I showed the judge copies of the case law printed from Case Dismissed, and I asked for judicial notice, he granted it. (By the way, the prosecutor walked in carrying nothing but a pad of notebook paper.)

Everything went almost exactly like Case Dismissed described it. The judge did deny my request for dismissal one time, but I kept hammering on the (omitted secret) and the case laws.

Actually read most everything right off my note sheet.

Case Dismissed saved me exactly $258.05 in fines (not to mention insurance).

Vic (Full name withheld by request)

Important reminder: It is perfectly OK for you to refer to notes during your trial. You don't have to memorize anything.

We detail your exact questions, depending on the method by which you were caught, so it is easy to follow. We give you those questions to print out and take with you. In most cases, you will only need to ask two or three key questions to destroy the evidence foundation and win.

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