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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Mission Accomplished: Blog Migration Benefits
In early 2008, when I started my first blog entitled “Confessions Of A Traffic Lawyer“, I had to make a critical decision. Do I host it on a site like WordPress or Blogger, or do I put it on my … Continue reading
The New York Drunk Driving Program
A New York motorist who is convicted of driving while intoxicated, driving while impaired or drug-related driving offense will have their license suspended or revoked. In order to obtain a conditional license while suspended or revoked (or conditional driving privilege … Continue reading
Posted in Traffic Tickets
Tagged cop, driving while intoxicated, driving while under the influence, drunk, dui, dwi, intoxicated, police
9 Comments
My Newest Project … And It’s A Big One
I’m doing something that I never thought I’d do in my lifetime. Something that opens me up to skepticism, criticism and even personal attack. Before I tell you what I’m doing and why, I’d like to share an 1899 quote … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged dare, election, Government, mayor, politician, politics, risk, trustee, vote
5 Comments
New York Move Over Law Takes Effect
On January 1, 2011, New York’s “move over” law went into effect and it took just a few days before my first client called us after being issued a mover over traffic ticket. The move over law requires motorists on … Continue reading
Posted in Traffic Tickets
Tagged accident, caution, DMV, drive, emergency, move over, move over law, police, ticket, traffic ticket
176 Comments



