Hello. While returning from vacation in Illinois, I received a traffic
ticket for "failure to yield to emergency vehicle" in the great state
of Indiana. Of course I am contesting because the officer's emergency
lights were not on at the time (he had just finished ticketing another
driver). Anyway, since I live in Kentucky, the hassle of appearing
before an Indiana traffic court would be an inconvenience. Of course,
I do not with to just pay the fine and have my license points
affected, thereby raising my car insurance. Is there a motion I can
file (mail directly) to the court (Honorable Judge) requesting he
dismiss based on my arguments; or even reduce it to state traffic
school instead of fine/points?

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