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Antone Alfred Weber
Experienced, Professional Traffic Ticket & Criminal Traffic Attorney
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A Washington State Traffic, Ticket and Criminal Traffic Lawyer since 2005, Antone Weber has personally appeared on over 7000 traffic ticket cases. We defend traffic tickets like speeding, running red lights, unsafe lane changes or speed to fast for conditions, and criminal traffic cases such as reckless driving, racing, hit and run, or driving while suspended. We appeari in most Seattle and King, Pierce, Skagit, Thurston & Snohomish County & City Courts within 75 miles of Seattle. Low $200-$250 Fee for most single Traffic Tickets. Most were dismissed, reduced or the charge negotiated to a non-moving (non-insurance) violation, with very few found committed as written.
Practice Area
- Traffic Tickets
- Suspended License
Additional Practice Area
- REckless driving, Hit & Run, and most moving traffic tickets: speeding, running
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Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
Most traffic cases are done on a flat fee basis. Most traffic tickets between $225 and $275. Criminal traffic depends on the charge and circumstances.
Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice
- Washington
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Languages
- English: Spoken, Written
Professional Experience
- Attorney
- Antone Weber Law Office
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- Solo practice specializing in traffic tickets and criminal traffic.
- Of Counsel
- Lombino Martino, P.S.
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Education
- Seattle University School of Law
- J.D. (2004) | Law
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- University of Alaska - Anchorage
- B.A. (2001) | Political Science
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- Honors: Political Science Honor Society, Deans List
- Activities: NW MLAS, AK MUN
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- University of Alaska - Anchorage
- B.A. (2001) | History
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- Honors: History Honor Society, Deans List
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Professional Associations
- Washington State Bar  # 36143
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Legal Answers
10 Questions Answered
- Q. Pierce WA Driving NB5, got a speeding/ticket. Provided evidence NOT/Guilty WSP & Courts violated statues GOT 2 PAY. HELP
- A: You have a right to appeal a court's decision. It must be filed within 30 days of your first hearing, in the same courthouse as the first. (The appeal will be heard by the Superior court). The last I heard the filing fee was $250. You can get the paperwork for filing from the court clerk. Appeals can run several more levels as well, up to the state Supreme Court. As to the question of if you have an appealable issue, that I can not say. appeals focus on errors of law, not errors of fact. To determine if there is an error of of the law was applied, an attorney would need not only all the evidence that the judge used in rendering their decision, but a transcript of the hearing itself, in order to hear what arguments were made and if they were properly done. Arguments, motions or other points, if not or improperly made, can not be used on appeal. Attorneys generally have a much higher success rate than persons who represent themselves do.
- Q. I swear the police used to have to give a ticket for the reason they pulled you over if they are giving you ticket or
- A: Yes, they must have a reasonable suspicion that a crime or an infraction was committed to pull you over. No, they are not required to cite you for that violation. They may elect to warn you regarding that violation. They may also cite you for a violation discovered during the course of the stop, such as expired registration, no proof of insurance, or, as you say, a failure to wear a seat belt. Many of such violations are hard to discover without first stopping a driver. Similarly, many DUIs are discovered during a routine traffic stop.
- Q. If you get pulled over for speeding by Washington state patrol and they admit to driving 10 mph over can they ticket you
- A: Yes, officers are allow to exceed the posted speed limit, so long as they do it safely. How else would they catch up to someone who was speeding, for example? The problem with relying on your app is that you do not know how accurate that it is, ad are likely to be able to produce evidence that it is indeed, accurate. Even if you could, you have only provided proof that you were speeding 10 mph over the limit which is still speeding. There are many things that an experienced traffic lawyer might be able to do to keep the violation form your driving record, and from your insurance rates. Possible increase in insurance rates is the real reason most people hire a traffic lawyer, as those increases could run from $700 to $2000 over the next three years that the violation will be on your record. Your best course at this point is to call a traffic lawyer and speak with them. Most offer a free consultation.
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