HA! HA! You morons don't know anything!
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Re: HA! HA! You morons don't know anything!
Funny. You all do have to admit you ran your mouths all over that thread and were proven to be wrong in the end. Chances are very good he'll get another one relatively soon, and be back on here crying about it some more. He obviously feels he got away with it, so that will instill arrogance that the consequences aren't severe enough for deterrence. He also seems to think this website was set-up for the sole purpose to receive his bitching when he fucks-up in his car. <sarcasm>We all should be supportive of the fact he drives like a dipshit./sarcasm
Even if it was the case, for you to back his claim like he was right points out a big flaw in your thinking. Assessing the risk involved for a "Reckless" driving charge is pretty standard with this states crack down that began in 2002, and has gotten tougher as the years have passed. The fines and penalties carried with it are there, wether they all get administered is up to a judge. But no matter what the possibility is rather high that you are going to recieve a couple of them as a parting gift from the state.
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Re: HA! HA! You morons don't know anything!
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Re: HA! HA! You morons don't know anything!
Funny you would believe that shit, first problem is his story in the first place. I have lived here ten years, and I have escorted 32 personnel to court for "Reckless" driving in variuos court rooms. When ticketed for "Reckless" driving it is an automatic court appearance. For being such an expert in law enforcement you sure do fail at the small details. Any charge that carries a possibility of jail time requires mandatory appearance in court.
Even if it was the case, for you to back his claim like he was right points out a big flaw in your thinking. Assessing the risk involved for a "Reckless" driving charge is pretty standard with this states crack down that began in 2002, and has gotten tougher as the years have passed. The fines and penalties carried with it are there, wether they all get administered is up to a judge. But no matter what the possibility is rather high that you are going to recieve a couple of them as a parting gift from the state.
Even if it was the case, for you to back his claim like he was right points out a big flaw in your thinking. Assessing the risk involved for a "Reckless" driving charge is pretty standard with this states crack down that began in 2002, and has gotten tougher as the years have passed. The fines and penalties carried with it are there, wether they all get administered is up to a judge. But no matter what the possibility is rather high that you are going to recieve a couple of them as a parting gift from the state.
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Re: HA! HA! You morons don't know anything!
And again you fail dumbass. His lawyer can simply file a notice of appearance on his behalf, and at their discretion a judge can approve or dissapprove it based on the reasons. Fucking murders can apply for appearance by an attorney for gods sakes. You hire them as your legal representation. If he would have recieved jailtime a date would have been given to the lawyer for him to show-up and do his time. Happens 20 times a day in Federal Magistrate court. Now do I know whether or not he's lying? No, but I'll give him the benefit, and I simply pointed out an honest observation.
I'm still curious as to how he avoided a mandatory court appearance without a lawyer.
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Re: HA! HA! You morons don't know anything!
No really, you fail at simple reading and comprehensions skills of 1st grader.
No lawyer genius, once again the simple details of his story elude your poor grasp of simple written text.
I do know he is lying, because in this wonderful state you can view all criminal and civil court cases and there outcomes. He gave all the details you needed in order to search that particular case.
His lawyer can simply file a notice of appearance on his behalf, and at their discretion a judge can approve or dissapprove it based on the reasons.
Now do I know whether or not he's lying? No, but I'll give him the benefit, and I simply pointed out an honest observation.
