Need a Good Lawyer (Traffic)
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Re: Need a Good Lawyer (Traffic)
A suit isn't a bad thing. Def don't wear a long sleeve t-shirt (and what the heck are black dress pants? are you waiter?) And how exactly are you going to wear a tie with a long sleeved t-shirt? If you don't have a suit that's not a problem, but wear a collared shirt (plain white is best, or blue is ok, now is not the time to wear pink or yellow), a tie, the dressiest pants you have, whatever you have that is closest to dress shoes. Don't talk out of order. Don't use bad language. Leave your cell phone in your car.
Well, I'd rather go looking as best as possible. I'm obviously guilty. I Got caught..haha.
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Re: Need a Good Lawyer (Traffic)
A suit isn't a bad thing. Def don't wear a long sleeve t-shirt (and what the heck are black dress pants? are you waiter?) And how exactly are you going to wear a tie with a long sleeved t-shirt? If you don't have a suit that's not a problem, but wear a collared shirt (plain white is best, or blue is ok, now is not the time to wear pink or yellow), a tie, the dressiest pants you have, whatever you have that is closest to dress shoes. Don't talk out of order. Don't use bad language. Leave your cell phone in your car.
a light grey or purple collared long sleeve button up, black dress slacks, and a tie that semi matches the shirt.
black shoes, black belt, black socks.
although if you want to go a different route, belt matches the shoes, socks match the pants.
btw. wear plain white underwear, plain white socks, and a plain white t-shirt underneath of your dress clothes
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mike give me a call man, i should have been the first one you asked for help...i have had a lot of tickets and only been found guilty of one, and that's because i plead guilty to it...
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ok, so thats pretty much exactally what i told him to wear, a button up shirt. obviously it would have to have a collar in order to wear a tie, and black dress pants look the most classy, as opposed to khaki or pea green.
a light grey or purple collared long sleeve button up, black dress slacks, and a tie that semi matches the shirt.
black shoes, black belt, black socks.
although if you want to go a different route, belt matches the shoes, socks match the pants.
btw. wear plain white underwear, plain white socks, and a plain white t-shirt underneath of your dress clothes
a light grey or purple collared long sleeve button up, black dress slacks, and a tie that semi matches the shirt.
black shoes, black belt, black socks.
although if you want to go a different route, belt matches the shoes, socks match the pants.
btw. wear plain white underwear, plain white socks, and a plain white t-shirt underneath of your dress clothes
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True, and from my personal experience allowing the cop to lie first about what happened will give you ample time to think of an excuse for why you did/or didn't do something, you don't have to prove you are innocent, the cop has to prove you are guilty, and if the cop says some something that is 100% BS, then you are in the clear
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Re: Need a Good Lawyer (Traffic)
True, and from my personal experience allowing the cop to lie first about what happened will give you ample time to think of an excuse for why you did/or didn't do something, you don't have to prove you are innocent, the cop has to prove you are guilty, and if the cop says some something that is 100% BS, then you are in the clear
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