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I nor anyone I know have ever had the cop not show up for the court date. And once they show up you are not winning that case
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When people say they have no prior violations do they mean in the state where their license resides?
When people say they have no prior violations do they mean in the state where their license resides?
Most states have an agreement (Driver License Compact) whereby violations that occur out of the state where the driver is licensed will still be counted against the driver. So if an NJ driver gets a speeding ticket out in another state, the points will carry over onto the NJ license. Each state calculates the assessment of points differently. So 4 Ohio points doesn't necessarily mean 4 NJ points. Also, out of state tickets can be handled by either traffic school or pleaing down to a non-point violations so that no points are assessed.
http://www.dmv.org/articles/dealing-with-out-of-state-traffic-tickets/