*no, I"M not asking how to get away from a ticket*
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ok, so about 3 months ago, I was speeding on the highway, and the police caught me. He gave me a ticket, which had a court date of 5-15-2003. So on 5-15-2003, I went to court, and the lady told me to pay the fine, and to schedule another court date(if I want to fight it). So is this normal when you get a traffic ticket?
What I"m saying is that the original date that the officer gave to me wasn't really the "court date;" it was just a date at the court to pay the fine, and to schedule *another* court date.
I"ve never had a traffic ticket before, so is that pretty normal? If it was, couldn't I just sent them a check or something, or just schedule my "real" court date over the phone? why did they have to schedule me to pay a day to pay the court date?
Just want to make sure that that is how the U.S operates.
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done!
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ok, so about 3 months ago, I was speeding on the highway, and the police caught me. He gave me a ticket, which had a court date of 5-15-2003. So on 5-15-2003, I went to court, and the lady told me to pay the fine, and to schedule another court date(if I want to fight it). So is this normal when you get a traffic ticket?
What I"m saying is that the original date that the officer gave to me wasn't really the "court date;" it was just a date at the court to pay the fine, and to schedule *another* court date.
I"ve never had a traffic ticket before, so is that pretty normal? If it was, couldn't I just sent them a check or something, or just schedule my "real" court date over the phone? why did they have to schedule me to pay a day to pay the court date?
Just want to make sure that that is how the U.S operates.
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done!