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In article <d8ob7tkjb17a1d9mji2lcjndi392476k0q@4ax.com>,
  ConsumerBot <consumerbot@yahoo.com wrote:
> I just got a ticket in Virginia for failing to obey a No-U-Turn sign.
> I don't dispute my fault and I'm not grumbling about the ticket. I
> just want to know if state of Virginia (specifically Fairfax county)
> has provisions similar to some other states that would allow you to
> pay the fine without getting the offense on record.
>
> In Maryland, one can get a Probation Before Judgement, if it's your
> first offense. In California one can go to traffic school to "work
> off" the points. Is there something like that in Virginia?
>
> Unfortunately that's not the kind of information that I was able to
> find on the court and DMV Web sites.
>

You should, of course, consult an attorney.

That being said, I received a ticket in Fairfax County that I intended
to protest and called a lawyer to assist in the matter. He didn't think
I had much of a case (oh well) and told me that the deal in Fairfax
County is if you got the ticket, you'll be paying the fine and getting
the points. There's not much deal making as there is in other districts.

I did go to court, argued my point and received the fine and points, no
break at all. That was just my experience.


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