Originally posted by: SharkyTM
the original rabbit A1 was limited by wind and hp to 65....
but yeah, fight the ticket. ALWAYS fight it... can never hurt you, and if the cop doesnt show, it gets thrown out!
Man... if every one obeys the law... who's gonna fund the road constructions, keep the pot holes at bay... and pay for the city's council annual Vegas trip?Originally posted by: redly1
I used to think that too. But then I started reading about all the friggen overtime cops were getting just to go to court. Plus the friggen log jam this kind of crap makes of the legal system. Kinda makes me start to think that obeying the law and not being a drain on the city/county/state budgets and judicial system is a better way to go. Or just pay the ticketOriginally posted by: SharkyTM the original rabbit A1 was limited by wind and hp to 65.... but yeah, fight the ticket. ALWAYS fight it... can never hurt you, and if the cop doesnt show, it gets thrown out!
Originally posted by: redly1
Originally posted by: SharkyTM
the original rabbit A1 was limited by wind and hp to 65....
but yeah, fight the ticket. ALWAYS fight it... can never hurt you, and if the cop doesnt show, it gets thrown out!
I used to think that too. But then I started reading about all the friggen overtime cops were getting just to go to court. Plus the friggen log jam this kind of crap makes of the legal system. Kinda makes me start to think that obeying the law and not being a drain on the city/county/state budgets and judicial system is a better way to go. Or just pay the ticket
Originally posted by: cr4zymofo
Man... if every one obeys the law... who's gonna fund the road constructions, keep the pot holes at bay... and pay for the city's council annual Vegas trip?Originally posted by: redly1
I used to think that too. But then I started reading about all the friggen overtime cops were getting just to go to court. Plus the friggen log jam this kind of crap makes of the legal system. Kinda makes me start to think that obeying the law and not being a drain on the city/county/state budgets and judicial system is a better way to go. Or just pay the ticketOriginally posted by: SharkyTM the original rabbit A1 was limited by wind and hp to 65.... but yeah, fight the ticket. ALWAYS fight it... can never hurt you, and if the cop doesnt show, it gets thrown out!
Originally posted by: CrazyDe1
Keep to the topic people...this isn't an ethics debate, it's a question. When fighting a ticket do you have to prove that you weren't going the speed in question or do you have to prove that you weren't committing the offense at all?
Seriously though, the car does not go 95.
In court, all you would need to say was "I am accused of going 95 in a vehicle that will only do 90 at maximum speed, via a engine block. Therefore, this allegation is invalid." You don't even need to bring up how fast you were going - that's not the issue.
my $0.02
Originally posted by: Auggie
In court, all you would need to say was "I am accused of going 95 in a vehicle that will only do 90 at maximum speed, via a engine block. Therefore, this allegation is invalid." You don't even need to bring up how fast you were going - that's not the issue.
my $0.02
Originally posted by: mugsywwiii
Originally posted by: CrazyDe1
Keep to the topic people...this isn't an ethics debate, it's a question. When fighting a ticket do you have to prove that you weren't going the speed in question or do you have to prove that you weren't committing the offense at all?
Seriously though, the car does not go 95.
You will be asked at some point how fast you were going. What do you plan on saying? It's possible that the answer to your question could differ from state to state, but I can tell you from my person experience sitting in the courtroom at the City of Gas City City Hall that in Indiana, it doesn't matter if you weren't going the exact speed on the ticket, if you admit to speeding at all you will be found guilty.
In court, all you would need to say was "I am accused of going 95 in a vehicle that will only do 90 at maximum speed, via a engine block. Therefore, this allegation is invalid." You don't even need to bring up how fast you were going - that's not the issue.
my $0.02
They get to ask you questions...
And you'll be the laughing stock of the courtroom.Originally posted by: CrazyDe1
That's what I would think too...Originally posted by: Auggie
In court, all you would need to say was "I am accused of going 95 in a vehicle that will only do 90 at maximum speed, via a engine block. Therefore, this allegation is invalid." You don't even need to bring up how fast you were going - that's not the issue.
my $0.02