Greensboro Speeding Ticket Lawyer – Speeding Tickets Becoming More High Tech

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New technologies are emerging which are allowing Police Officers to write up Speeding Tickets and other Traffic Citations in a more efficient manner than ever before. What use to be the old pen and paper route for writing a Traffic Violation, now has gone totally electronic, removing the calluses from officer’s hands, and creating a nice and handy printout of the Speeding Ticket in minutes per a top rated attorney in Greensboro NC.

This new technology allows an officer to type up a Traffic Citation and print it off, which creates a situation where a Traffic Stop will only take 5 Minutes.

The efficiency of this new system, will help the general public by preventing Traffic Stops which take 20 Minutes or more according to a personal injury lawyer.

Local Law Enforcement has also seen that another advantage of this computer-oriented Traffic System, is that it can process the information gathered quickly, allowing law enforcement officers to see how many people have received Traffic Tickets in a given area and during a certain time period per our law firm.

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Chad D. Garrett
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Chad D. Garrett

Criminal Defense, DWI and Traffic Law

Chad practices criminal defense, DWI and traffic law in Guilford County and across North Carolina. He is the author of ABC's of Traffic Law, ABC's of DWI and DWI Essentials.

  • Continuing Legal Education Instructor of the Year, North Carolina Bar Association
  • Former President, Greensboro Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
  • Board Member, Criminal Justice Section, North Carolina Bar Association
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