GET OUTTA TICKETS, IT WORKS!

[mweitz]

Long, long ago, in a universe far, far away a Marine Drill instructor taught us all that if you ever find yourself in a "fair fight" you've badly miscalculated! How many times have you had a LEO lie in court under oath to make his case, I have. The law is there for BOTH sides to use, if said LEO isn't familiar with chances to court procedures then he deserves to be laughed at (as the Chippy in my case was by his homies waiting for thier cases to be called)

Semper Fi!

Isn't there some kind of brotherhood between military and police?

Rocky, I'm shocked at you, not only for cheating your own government, which you worked so hard for, but also for making your accuser the butt of jokes at the local pub.





























Good job!

 

[DJNick]

Hmmm... got a court date coming up in November, might have to give this a try. Thanks for the info.

 

[itisagoodname]

Trial By Written Declaration has been working for me. If i ever get the chance there's no doubt that i'll test this one out.

Anyone out there do TBD?

 

[Psyclotron]

i'm late to the party

 

[nweaver]

Is it just me, or is the Troll/Snopes quotient high with this one?

 

[sliverstorm]

Long, long ago, in a universe far, far away a Marine Drill instructor taught us all that if you ever find yourself in a "fair fight" you've badly miscalculated! How many times have you had a LEO lie in court under oath to make his case, I have. The law is there for BOTH sides to use, if said LEO isn't familiar with chances to court procedures then he deserves to be laughed at (as the Chippy in my case was by his homies waiting for thier cases to be called)

Semper Fi!

I like that quote

Well, I've only ever had one ticket (knock on wood) so maybe that's why I am not jaded. Oh well, once I get a bunch more I'll probably learn my lesson and catch up on the bitterness track arty For now though, staying out of trouble has really helped me avoid getting in trouble!

 

[Dorkhedeos]

I like turtles

 

[Mille Racer 69]

Actually there are several things the cop must say.
And he needs to rest before you can propose a dismissal.
If he does not say he rests, then you must ask him do you rest or
is there anything else you would like to add to your statement.

If he does not say he rests then he can go back and fill in the blanks.

 

[Rel]

The flowers should grow great in this thread, considering the amount of manure being dished out.....

 

[Gixxergirl1000]

The flowers should grow great in this thread, considering the amount of manure being dished out.....

Finally, an expert!
So is any of this correct?

 

[ScotSteele]

Can I have a pony?

 

[johnparjr]

The flowers should grow great in this thread, considering the amount of manure being dished out.....

 

[Tharkûn]

Finally, an expert!
So is any of this correct?

Actually yes, strangely enough.

Goes something like this.

"I contacted the driver and he identified himself with a California Drivers License as Mr Barfer; who appears to be standing to my left"

If you don't "point them out" and the judge is paying attention, he'll dismiss it. Good luck though, because it is very rare that an officer will forget that.

 

[Gixxergirl1000]

Good to know, and thank you!

 

[karlitos]

Eh, that's what I'd probably do. So long as it's not a really dumb citation, but something like a speeding ticket- if I was speeding, I was speeding. I'll try to fight it, but I'm not going to fight dirty.

As you wish, but if you think others don’t fight dirty (court system, politicos, (city, state, fed) government, police officers etc) you are to say the VERY least: naive; but perhaps a far more stronger word would be appropriate, but could be construed as offensive.

 

[sliverstorm]

As you wish, but if you think others don’t fight dirty (court system, politicos, (city, state, fed) government, police officers etc) you are to say the VERY least: naive; but perhaps a far more stronger word would be appropriate, but could be construed as offensive.

noted

 

[orbframe]

so much bullshit in there...

yes you must be identified but it's not as formal as this all seems...

 

[h2v7]

does this situation work in other states at all?

 

[2strokeYardSale]

so much bullshit in there...

yes you must be identified but it's not as formal as this all seems...

+1

Witness for the prosecution recounts identifying person arrested for crime. Witness for the prosecution identifies that same person (defendant) in the courtroom.

 

[NorCalBusa]

Actually yes, strangely enough.

Goes something like this.

"I contacted the driver and he identified himself with a California Drivers License as Mr Barfer; who appears to be standing to my left"

If you don't "point them out" and the judge is paying attention, he'll dismiss it. Good luck though, because it is very rare that an officer will forget that.

Just begs for me to have my brother come along and stand up there first and reply, "NCB will be a few minutes late Judge, he's stuck in traffic, but parking right now"- right after the copper points him out as the perp...