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Is Trial by Written Declaration Right for Your Ticket?
Is your ticket an infraction (not reckless driving or DUI)?
Was the ticket issued by an officer in person (not a red light camera)?
Is your violation date within the last 60 days?
If yes to all three — you're eligible, and 65-75% of California drivers who submit TBWD win. Here's exactly what you get for $49:
- → AI-assisted CVC 22350(a) defense statement personalized to your citation details
- → Officer non-response monitoring (25-day window — 20-30% of cases auto-dismiss)
- → Step-by-step TR-205 filing guide with court-specific deadlines
- → Full defense package PDF formatted for court submission
- → 100% refund if your ticket is not infraction-eligible
Traffic Ticket Defense
Complete AI-assisted Trial by Written Declaration (TR-205)
Is It Worth It? Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I lose my case?
You get a 100% refund. TicketFight AI offers a full money-back guarantee — if your Trial by Written Declaration doesn't result in a dismissal, you pay nothing. You only pay the $49 if you win, or you get it back either way.
How long does it take to generate my defense?
About 15 minutes. Answer questions about your ticket, and the AI builds your personalized defense statement and court-ready TR-205 form. No legal research, no writing — it's done in minutes.
Is Trial by Written Declaration legal in California?
Yes — it's a statutory right under CVC 40902 for any infraction-level violation. You don't need a lawyer, you don't appear in court, and the court is required by law to consider your written defense.
What CVC code covers most California speeding tickets?
CVC 22350 (Basic Speed Law) — the subjective "unsafe speed for conditions" standard that covers most tickets. Because it's subjective, our AI generates a complete defense addressing road conditions, traffic density, and sight lines at the time of the citation — the strongest possible argument for a written hearing.
What's the officer no-show rate in California?
Approximately 20–30% of TBWD cases result in automatic dismissal when the officer doesn't submit a written response within 25 days. That's roughly 1 in 4 cases dismissed before your defense is even read — your written arguments are a bonus on top of that baseline rate.
Can I fight a ticket if my speed was recorded by radar or laser?
Yes. Under CVC 40802, the officer must prove that a current engineering survey authorized the posted speed limit AND that the radar or laser device was properly calibrated. Our AI defense addresses both requirements — giving you a real challenge even against recorded speeds.