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To: mc5cents

“I wonder in how many states are you required to appear in court for a speeding ticket? In NY you can mail in the fine by checking a box that says you plead guilty or you can appear in court to protest the charge.”

You get the privilege of mail-in tickets because you first signed the ticket that says you agree to the process. I bet if you refused to sign the ticket the cop has the right to haul you in.


168 posted on 11/21/2007 1:36:00 PM PST by CodeToad
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To: CodeToad
You get the privilege of mail-in tickets because you first signed the ticket that says you agree to the process.

You may be right about that, it has been a while since I got a speeding ticket. I don't remember if I had to sign the darn thing or not. I just remember that I could mail in the fine. My point is that it was over a crummy SPEEDING TICKET for crying out loud. The officer was out of line and so was the subject. The officer is supposed to be better trained in dealing with situations such as that. The tazer should have been the last resort. It appears from the video that he was way too anxious to use the thing on the guy. The officer looked young also. Maybe needs more "seasoning". This incident should guarantee that he gets it.

178 posted on 11/21/2007 1:43:12 PM PST by mc5cents (Show me just what Mohammd brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman)
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