[E-Revonut]

Talking to the prosecutor, usualy an assistant DA, is a good start. If thats not possible ask to get the date postponed. You'd be surprised how little a lawyer may cost, esspecially in comparisson to the increased insurance rate. Lawyer I have used a few times has been $150 plus the fine which is usually less than $100. I even had one real bad ticket of 76 in a 35, I think he made a mathematical error subtracting his speed from the radar as he was coming at me cause I will admit to 66MPH. That ticket cost me $500 for a lawyer that took care of everything, non moving no point violation and the $500 covered the reduced fine. That was far better than potentially losing my license. So maybe try calling a lawyer first and ask what his rates are.