Speeding ticket

I plan on calling a traffic lawyer from that local area I was in tomorrow. I'm from Indiana. It sounds like my best bet, is to get a local lawyer from that area to show up to court on my behalf and fight the ticket. If I were to let the 15 mph ticket stay on my record (which I don't plan on going that route) after the 3 years it obviously disappears from my record, but are employers able to still find that 15 mph ticket beyond those 3 years?

 

I spoke with the local lawyers in the small town of Ohio. All of them said they can probably get it down to 64 mph in a 55 mph zone. I was going 70. Would it still be worth it if they can't get it knocked down to a non moving violation

 

Does anyone know what the points are for a Indiana CDL if they got it down to 9 mph speeding. The ticket was issued in Ohio, but I'm licensed in Indiana

 

I've talked to my employer and I don't have anything to worry about as far as my current job. At this point it's about less points and not a major violation on my CDL record for any future employers if I decide to look else where down the road.

You're right it would've been simpler to drive the speed limit and no I obviously didn't save any time. I'm not asking for a lecture, you obviously don't have any answers to my questions besides what I should've done to begin with. It was a stupid expensive mistake that I made and more importantly something I learned from

 

Ok, the questions were answered. Do you have any answers to mine to contribute?