Subject	Re: Ticket Fighting?
Posted by	the_duke on October 21, 2010 at 8:52 AM
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In Reply To	Ticket Fighting? posted by bang jovi on October 21, 2010 at 02:52 AM
Message	In oklahoma, there are a couple of ways off apparently. one way is when you get pulled over to ask if you were being gunned or paced. if you were being paced (followed) and you saw the officer follow you for over 3 miles, then apparently the ticket could get waved officer stalking apparently (was told this by a summer school teacher, so take it with a grain of salt). If you were gunned, ask to see the radar. If the officer refuses, then when you go to court, your ability to question the officer's motives are much easier "I saw that I was doing the speed limit and I got pulled over. I questioned the officer on how fast he had me going and asked to see the radar as I didn't think I was speeding, but the officer refused" etc. (again, summer school teacher). Lastly, in the city of Edmond, apparently if you have your speedo recalibrated more recently than the officer's and he paced you, if you say you weren't speeding, then apparently the ticket is waived (again, summer school teacher). Take all of this for what it's worth. Most important point to make is this: Know the laws! Most cities have a loophole here or there, because you never seen councilmen/councilwomen getting tickets or show up in court, now do you?
Follow Ups	Ticket Fighting? - bang jovi 02:52:49 10/21/10 use search or hire a lawyer (n/m) - ZiNnYc 04:02:18 10/21/10 depends (n/m) - LJZTT 06:04:21 10/21/10 Hire a lawyer, get a suspended sentence - Jehannum 07:04:24 10/21/10 do you really need a lawyer for that? - aliaZ 07:54:41 10/21/10 If you look like the type of hooligan that speeds a lot, yes - Jehannum 11:17:44 10/21/10 noted :) (n/m) - aliaZ 11:26:43 10/21/10 are you confident the officer will show up for court? - Rogy 08:30:45 10/21/10 Not always "off scott-free"...and not even "usually". - Z DNA 10:21:30 10/21/10 almost always. while the judge has the option - Antihero 16:55:06 10/21/10 But if the officer doesnt show, there is no evidence against - Rogy 18:49:47 10/21/10 Depends on the state (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 21:20:29 10/21/10 not always..here in S.C. they will.. - JustinSCZ32 16:47:35 10/21/10 Re: Ticket Fighting? - the_duke 08:52:53 10/21/10 You can fight it, but it will depend on offense... - durango300z 10:48:30 10/21/10 Yes ive won - Z32 TwinZ 11:33:02 10/21/10 Yes, because I could produce photographs that showed - 240Z FeO2 12:41:19 10/21/10 I have won - alpha_omega16 12:51:43 10/21/10 The error on the ticket thing is complete luck and that's it - dogpile 14:11:21 10/21/10 Because it's California, I was able to plead not guilty - SirpriZ 13:25:05 10/21/10 LMAO - bang jovi 13:45:47 10/21/10 If you're that impaired, (or even if you only claim to be) - ZXoltan 13:57:34 10/21/10 OK, I read it again and really hope you're joking :-O (n/m) - ZXoltan 15:08:59 10/21/10 I'm a little concerned that you had to read it twice. (n/m) - SirpriZ 19:17:27 10/21/10 Mark, you rock. (n/m) - SeedyROM 16:13:50 10/21/10 Hi Ryan, you called me a rock. (n/m) - SirpriZ 19:28:37 10/21/10 Better than an old rock. (n/m) - SeedyROM 21:55:30 10/21/10 hehehe (n/m) - JustinSCZ32 17:18:07 10/21/10 Re: Ticket Fighting? - 1ferrari 13:28:00 10/21/10 I think that's *reckless* driving. :^) Maybe not. (n/m) - 240Z FeO2 20:58:56 10/22/10 $300 for a lawyer is worth every penny - schuss 13:33:38 10/21/10 I've been able to plea it down to a moving violation - na300zx (OH) 09:54:37 10/22/10 Yeah I went to court police officer was not there - John (MD) 21:39:07 10/22/10
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