Legal Question in Traffic Law in Virginia

My husband is a CDL Driver and he had a ticket because he didn't stop in a red light and he had an explanation. He went to the court and the judge decided that he was guilty with an explanation and that he wouldn't send anything to the DMV in Fairfax County. Now, my husband has lost 4 points and it is in his record even when he paid the fee and he was told by the judge that it was not to be sent to the DMV. What can he do? How can he take that out of his record? The court reciept says NOT SENT to DMV, but he still has the 4 point less like if they sent it.

Asked on 11/16/11, 11:00 am

Michael Hendrickson Law Office Michael E. Hendrickson

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Your husband would seem well advised to determine first and foremost whether

his record of conviction was in fact mistakenly sent to the DMV by the court or

may have ended up there through other means.

Then, once that determination has been made, it may be possible to develop

a course of action to have it removed but until the foregoing has been accurately

determined, such a course is not possible.(in my opinion).

Answered on 11/24/11, 9:58 am

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