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There is no worse feeling than seeing a police car with its lights flashing behind your car. If the officer decides to give you a ticket, your day will go from bad to worse. Knowing what to do after you get that ticket can make all the difference in whether or not you are able to keep your driver’s license.

At the Law Offices of Amir Soleimanian & Associates, Inc.-Mr. Ticket, we provide aggressive representation to clients in Los Angeles and across the entire state of California who have received traffic tickets. Our founding attorney, Amir Soleimanian “Mr. Ticket”, began fighting tickets as a personal attorney in 2004. Whether inside or outside of the courtroom, Mr. Soleimanian brings a remarkable breadth of knowledge to each case.

Our Services

At Law Offices of Amir Soleimanian, Our Practice Is Focused On All Traffic Citations Including DUI’s

Infraction Traffic Violations

We represent motorists charged with traffic offenses that range from speeding to distracted driving.

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Misdemeanor Traffic Violations

We have over 16 years of experience helping people who have been charged with DUI and other serious traffic offenses.

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Commercial Driver Tickets

Our lawyer has helped many commercial drivers protect their jobs by fighting a range of traffic tickets.

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Have a traffic ticket? Mr. Ticket has over a 92% success rate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Negligent Driver Point Counts:
Common California Vehicle Code Violations

Violation points are assigned to Vehicle Code sections and any other code section, or city or county ordinance, involving the safe operation of a motor vehicle. Any violation occurring as a pedestrian or a bicyclist has no points assigned. The department may suspend and place on probation, or revoke, the driving privilege of a negligent operator.

Under Vehicle Code § 12810.5a, a Class C negligent operator has

More Than 3 Points 12 months
More Than 5 Points 24 months
More Than 7 Points 36 months

Although a Class A or B driver without a special certificate may be allowed 2 additional points, a violation received in a commercial vehicle carries 1 1/2 times the point counts normally assessed (12810.5b VC). A minor, under 18 years of age, may receive a 30-day restriction for 2 points in 12 months, or be suspended for 3 points in 12 months (12814.6 VC).

A moving violation in California is a traffic violation that can result in points being added to your DMV Driving record. Some moving violations include:

Speeding
Driving with a suspended license
Running a red light
Unsafe lane change
Driving without a license
Passing a stopped school bus
Following too closely

These violations are considered “moving” because the vehicle is in motion at the time of the violation.

Pleading guilty to a traffic violation can have serious consequences that can impact you for a considerable amount of time. In addition to paying the cost of the ticket, you will also likely have points added to your DMV Driving Record. By accumulating too many points on your DMV driving record will ultimately result in your license suspension. You can contact us to learn how we can help you avoid these negative consequences.

Ticket quotas refer to a predetermined number of tickets that must be written during a specified period of time. In California, ticket quotas are illegal because they can pressure law enforcement officers to write fictitious tickets to meet their goals. Tickets often partially fund police departments and some supervisors may push officers to increase their productivity despite the law.

Felony traffic offenses represent the most serious type of traffic violations. A misdemeanor traffic offense is a step up from an infraction and involves offenses such as speeding, running a stop sign, red light camera and crossing double yellow lines. A felony conviction can result in imprisonment, fines and other serious consequences. A misdemeanor traffic offense is a step up from an infraction, which is not considered a serious offense and involves offenses such as not fixing a vehicle, speeding and an expired license. A misdemeanor is more serious than an infraction and includes offenses such as driving at an excessive speed or reckless driving. These offenses may result in a punishment of jail time, license suspension and probation.

A police officer cannot automatically search your car just because you were stopped during a traffic stop. Typically, police must have probable cause to believe that your vehicle has contraband (like drugs) or evidence of a crime. Police can search your car if they have reason to believe that you may have access to a weapon. They may also search your vehicle while you are detained or if they impound your car.