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GET OUTTA TICKETS, IT WORKS!

Tharkûn said:
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.
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Question: A long time ago, an officer cited me for speed but she never asked me to remove my helmet before I signed the citation. Would that have been a similar technicality of positively identifying the individual...or, are officers not required to have you remove your full-face helmet at the scene?

...lastly, I'm just curious, what is this statute or rule that the judge would be basing his decision on when exempting you on this (albeit, far-fetched, good luck to-ya, don't hold your breath) technicality??
 
Eh...I've gotten a lot of tickets, and I have strong opinions about dealing with the system...but...

Man up and pay if you did it. You knew the consequences, you chose to speed or whatever. It's just a fine. What is the big deal?

If the cop was professional, and you don't have poor enough form that you've gotten caught multiple times in a short timeframe...STFUAP.

I find it amusing that so many people whine so much about speed enforcement, work so hard to get out of it, act like a dick to the cop, etc, etc and in the end, aren't all that fast all that much of the time really. Maybe tickets feel better when you really deserve them?

:teeth
 
Cheyenne said:
Eh...I've gotten a lot of tickets, and I have strong opinions about dealing with the system...but...


:teeth
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try to get out of them at any and all costs because how are you supposed to ride with a suspended?

its damn hard.


having a sport bike and riding it even mildly is just asking for problems and obiously tickets can be avoided by obeying all laws but sometimes its just too hard not to just go vroooom!
 
What if you never took your helmet off and the picture on your CA license is old and looks nothing remotely like you. Sounds like it'd be an easy way to get off...

I got popped for 78 in a 55 and because I stopped, he wrote it for 60 in a 55. Not sure if I am going to fight it, as I can't really afford to be slabbing down doe for what the officer SAID HIMSELF: "it wasn't that you were driving dangerously, the radar just went off at 78mph." If I wasn't posing a danger, why write me the ticket? It's that what the laws are implemented for? Protection of peoples safety?
 
madsen203 said:
If I wasn't posing a danger, why write me the ticket? It's that what the laws are implemented for? Protection of peoples safety?
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Of course. That was the reason, for example, for gun registration (later confiscation) in Germany by the National Socialist German Worker Party - not to mention many other laws in order to "protect" the public. This "noble cause" has been used through the course of history, and one must not forget that Robespierre created literally the “Committee of "Public Safety".
Certainly Ben Franklin knew his history and the habit of repetition.

"They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety"
And of course, it is fitting – as people today nor have liberty nor safety.
 
NorCalBusa said:
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...:cool
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Hence the keyword, "appears". Its been tried before, but i've never seen it happen.



DYTB said:
Question: A long time ago, an officer cited me for speed but she never asked me to remove my helmet before I signed the citation. Would that have been a similar technicality of positively identifying the individual...or, are officers not required to have you remove your full-face helmet at the scene?

...lastly, I'm just curious, what is this statute or rule that the judge would be basing his decision on when exempting you on this (albeit, far-fetched, good luck to-ya, don't hold your breath) technicality??
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:shhh
 
tuxumino said:
a lot will post up saying if you did the crime then pay the fine, but if I can get off on a technicality I will.
thanks for the info
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You only get caught because of a law saying so. Using the law to get out of it is only fair!

Thanks for the tip!
 
madsen203 said:
What if you never took your helmet off and the picture on your CA license is old and looks nothing remotely like you. Sounds like it'd be an easy way to get off...
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Yeah.........except for the signing the ticket thing! Who did that?

Thanx, Russ
 
Rel said:
The flowers should grow great in this thread, considering the amount of manure being dished out.....
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And know you know why motor officers wear the tall boots! :laughing
 
NorCalBusa said:
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...:cool
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Please let me know when you are going to do this. I want to be there where your case is called, by name, and then you try to explain why your brother is representing himself as you, under oath, in court. DOH.:p
 
russ69 said:
Yeah.........except for the signing the ticket thing! Who did that?

Thanx, Russ
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The signature on the ticket is just to have you acknowledge you WILL show up in Court...
 
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