Christiansburg Traffic Attorneys Defending Montgomery County Traffic Tickets

If you have been ticketed or arrested for Reckless Driving in Montgomery County, Virginia, you need a good traffic lawyer. If you have received a ticket for a lesser traffic offense, retaining a Christiansburg traffic attorney can also be very helpful to you. Montgomery County is a very fair jurisdiction in Virginia for adjudicating Reckless Driving, Speeding, and other traffic violations.

Montgomery County County Highways and Law Enforcement

Montgomery County is a large county located (map) along the Interstate 81 and Route 460 corridors, located in the New River Valley, southwest of Roanoke.  Many travelers to Christiansburg and Blacksburg, as well as travelers passing through the New River Valley in Southwestern Virginia receive tickets in Montgomery County.  On I-81 in Montgomery County, Reckless Driving, Speeding, and other traffic tickets are primarily issued by the Virginia State Police, although the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Department also patrols I-81.  The Virginia State Police also patrol major highways in Montgomery County, such as Route 460.  The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Department also patrols Montgomery County highways.  The Christiansburg Police Department patrols roadways in the Town of Christiansburg, the Blacksburg Police Department in the Town of Blacksburg, the Virginia Tech Police Department on the Virginia Tech campus, and the Radford University Police Department on the Radford University campus.

Montgomery County Traffic Courts

In Virginia, the vast majority of traffic cases are heard in General District Courts. Montgomery County traffic tickets are tried in Montgomery County General District Court, located in Christiansburg, Virginia. Christiansburg traffic lawyer Harry F. Bosen, Jr. has been effectively defending speeding tickets in Montgomery County General District Court since 1975.

Christiansburg traffic attorney Bosen regularly practices traffic law before all of the sitting judges of Montgomery County General District Court, including the Honorable Gino W. Williams, Presiding Judge, Chief Judge; Honorable Randal J. Duncan, Presiding Judge; Honorable J. D. Bolt; and Honorable Erin J. DeHart. Practicing before this Court on a frequent basis, Mr. Bosen is very familiar with the sentiments of the judges on certain legal issues and understand how to effectively defend traffic tickets and other traffic offenses there.

Christiansburg traffic lawyer Harry F. Bosen, Jr. also defends traffic cases in Montgomery County Circuit Court. A Montgomery County traffic case will not typically reach the Circuit Court level unless the case is appealed from Montgomery County General District Court.  Attorney Bosen typically only handles such an appeal if the client retained another attorney for the original trial, represented themselves (pro se), or did not appear on their court date, and Mr. Bosen believes an appeal would be effective.

Although appealed traffic cases heard in Montgomery County Circuit Court are relatively rare, Christiansburg traffic lawyer Harry F. Bosen, Jr. also practices before all of the sitting judges of Montgomery County Circuit Court, including the Honorable Robert M. D. Turk, Presiding Judge; Honorable Josiah T. Showalter, Jr., Chief Judge; Honorable Bradley W. Finch; Honorable Brett L. Geisler; Honorable H. Lee Harrell; and Honorable Marcus H. Long, Jr.  Attorney Bosen typically practices before this Court on other types of cases, such as serious crimes, personal injury and civil litigation.  Practicing before this Court on other types of cases enables Mr. Bosen to also be familiar with the sentiments of the Circuit Court judges on certain legal issues and understand how to present a defense on a traffic case there.

In addition to being familiar with the General District and Circuit Court judges, Christiansburg traffic lawyer Harry F. Bosen, Jr. knows the Commonwealth’s Attorneys who prosecute the traffic cases in Roanoke County. After over 40 years of experience working with the Montgomery County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office, Mr. Bosen has earned a reputation for being fair with law enforcement and honest with the court. In many Montgomery County traffic cases, he can work with the prosecutor assigned to the case and the law enforcement officer who issued the ticket to negotiate a favorable outcome before court.

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Christiansburg traffic lawyer Harry F. Bosen, Jr. offers effective defense of serious traffic offenses and minor traffic infractions in Montgomery County General District and Circuit Courts, including the following:

• Consequences of Unpaid Traffic Fines,
• Speeding (including School Zones and Work Zones),
• Reckless Driving,
• Reckless Driving By Speed,
• Improper Lane Change,
• Improper Passing,
• Failure To Yield Right-Of-Way,
• Failure To Yield To Law Enforcement and Public Safety Vehicles,
• Failure To Obey a Highway Sign,
• Failure To Obey a Traffic Control Device,
• Failure To Stop Before Entering Highway From Private Road,
• Driving Without a License,
• Driving On a Suspended or Revoked License,
• Driving Without Insurance,
• Hit-and-Run,
• Leaving the Scene of an Accident,
• DUI (also known as Driving Under the Influence, DWI, and Driving While Intoxicated),
• DUID (Driving Under the Influence of Drugs),
• Disregarding Signal By Law Enforcement Officer To Stop,
• Eluding Police,
• Stopping the Vehicle of Another,
• Blocking Egress/Ingress To Premises,
• Vehicular Manslaughter, and
• Vehicular Homicide.

Contact Christiansburg Traffic Lawyer Harry F. Bosen, Jr.

If you have received any kind of Reckless Driving, Speeding or other traffic ticket in Montgomery County, you need a Christiansburg traffic lawyer who knows what to do. Talk to an experienced attorney at the Law Offices of Harry F. Bosen, Jr. located just 25 minutes from the Montgomery County Courthouse.  We will explain your options and what we can do to help you.  Contact us today for a free consultation.