[FreedomCalls]

And if, having stopped, the driver discovers the officer to be, not an understanding person, but an overbearing jackass bent upon ticketing him for the infraction, the best that be done is to accept the ticket and complain about the officer's conduct to the appropriate authorities--not to assail the officer, either verbally or physically. Assuming that the motorist did actually assail the officer, he could not consequently claim that he was arrested for rushing to the hospital to see his ailing relative. And it would be poor defense to such a charge that the officer had no right to pull him over.

And you seriously expect a teenager to have that nuanced view of how things work? If so, I guess you popped out in the delivery room already potty trained and seeking a job.

[Mr Ramsbotham]

And you seriously expect a teenager to have that nuanced view of how things work? If so, I guess you popped out in the delivery room already potty trained and seeking a job.

The very lease I expect from a 17-year-old teenager is to mind his Ps and Qs and do what's right. It's a long way from shitting one's diapers to one's final year in high school.