Statement made by an officer at a prior traffic hearing was admissible at a trial against the same defendant for negligent operation of her car because officer was deceased and statement went to issue of trial and was subject to cross-examination.

While it was proven at trial that appellant did not commit the traffic violation for which he was stopped, the officer’s act in stopping appellant was legal and any evidence obtained as a result of that stop was admissible.

One of the most frustrating things in Virginia is getting a traffic ticket in Virginia.

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Then, you get the Virginia traffic ticket and possibly get yelled at by the Virginia police officer.

Once you do get the Virginia traffic ticket, you realize how many points you’re going to get on your Virginia driving record and the fact that your insurance premium is possibly going to skyrocket.

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