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To: Ancesthntr; agitator
"...there's no money in it for the authorities to be repressive, certainly not as repressive as the laws in Mexico allow them to be. However, if there's a way to relieve someone of their money, rest assured that the policia will find it."

I've heard traffic court in America referred to as a "sheep-shearing conveyor belt", and after experiencing it once first-hand believe our bandoleros in blue have found a way.

I called "911" after a burglary years ago and the responding officer was little more than bemused and bored as he filled out a report for the insurance company.

26 posted on 12/08/2003 10:40:07 AM PST by Middle Man
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To: Middle Man
I've heard traffic court in America referred to as a "sheep-shearing conveyor belt", and after experiencing it once first-hand believe our bandoleros in blue have found a way.

I have beaten 7 out of 10 traffic infraction citations in Georgia to-date. They write tickets like crazy in Atlanta. Sometimes they just pull me over and go fishing.

In three of the tickets, the officer never showed up. Dismissed. In four of the others, I successfully argued before the judge and won.

Never plead Guilty or Nolo Contendre to a traffic ticket. Forcing them to prove their point often yields positive results.

49 posted on 12/08/2003 12:38:17 PM PST by Lazamataz (PROUDLY POSTING WITHOUT READING THE ARTICLE SINCE 1999!)
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