Tickets

[Larry C Leung]

According to my attorney, ticket dismissals are no big deal to the police
(at least in New York). All the cop has to do is re-file, which they can
do right in court, right after the judge dismisses it. That's why he says
NOT to ask for the supporting deposition, (gives the cop more reason to
re-file) AND remember, they are trying to generate revenue, what you are
convicted for seems to be of lesser importance in traffic court, unless
you did something REALLY stupid.

LL - NY

On Sat, 25 Aug 2001 00:10:09 -0700 "ODIE" <odeydog888 at hotmail.com>
writes:
>Any misspelling of any words on a ticket is reson for dismisle if thay 
>can't
>copy your name from your drivers licence (that's right in front of 
>them at
>the time) thay were obeosly pre ocupied with something else, so how do 
>you
>know if thay pulled you over for a reson or your car just matched the 
>one in
>his\her daydream
>also a tip for speeding tickets if the officer cant for some reson 
>when
>asked show you or proove to you how fast you were going (the radar gun 
>read
>out) that will automaticly dismiss any tiket given
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Huw Powell <audi at mediaone.net>
>To: <quattro at audifans.com>
>Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 12:31 PM
>Subject: Re: Tickets
>
>
>>
>> How about wrong hair and eye color?
>>
>> > I actually got a good chuckle from the clerk at the San Francisco 
>Hall
>of
>> > Justice when I mentioned the misspelling of my last name as a 
>reason to
>> > dismiss.
>> >
>> > Where I'm from (California), the judge would laugh at you if you 
>brought
>up
>> > the misspelling thing.  The court will look to see if the other
>information
>> > on the ticket is substantially correct and go from there.  If the 
>time,
>the
>> > location, conditions, and the law cited are all correct, and the
>information
>> > provided by you is substantially correct in its rendering, the 
>court is
>> > gonna do its number on you.  Good luck, John
>>
>> --
>> Huw Powell
>>
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>>
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>>