Ticket ruling

The warning will also come off your record if it was contested in court.

The way to beat a ticket is to show up in court and plea not guilty. The police officers write many tickets and usually only show up about half the time. Most people just mail in the money. Once you show up, they lie and you loose. From there you appeal to the next court. They won't show up there so they usually just return your appeal bond.

A cop is paid overtime to appear in court. They do not appear for free. Therefore if you fine is $150 or less the police department looses money. The way to win is to make it too expensive for the other side to fight.

 

Lighten up, Francis. Sounds like a joke to me.

 

I couldn't tell by your post that you quoted someone else that one line.

 

If you are offended by that then you should've steered clear of the comment.

 

It means not guilty but double check.

A common lawyer strategy is to keep putting the case off as long as possible and hopefully the cop doesn't show up. No witnesses to testify against you and they lose.

Chock one up for the good guys!

 

wow, this is ruff, I hope not to get on you guys bad side once I'm out there!!

 

condo that is a good point, I would definetly re-check on that ruling, it also could mean that as long as you have no other incidents or tickets for such and such time it just goes away, but if you do then they bring up this ruling along with whatever else you did and apply a one time fee, and or sentencing to the whole thing. I am no lawyer but have been in situation where things were put off on hold and as long as no issues usually a year it goes away.

 

Post # 10 by Roger That is where she requoted from. I thought it was a cute response to what he said (the shaking head and all. lol)

 

Court is the easy thing. Doing the Data Q and getting it off your record is the hard part. Good luck with that, have a feeling going to need it.

 

Sorry but I can't do that.We woman stick together,lol.