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Re: Rebirth of old law
I don't know how wierd this is, but I've never been pulled over, never. And the
top speed I've had the 90Q at was 105mi, and the top speed I had my mom's subaru
at was 120mi... So I might not have such a good prespective on the world of
traffic court.
--Donald
88 90Q
kingtut@pothole.com
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> I agree, the suspension of license shouldn't be "automatic" (whatever that
> means) but should follow due process, in other words.. no conviction then no
> suspension. As a veteran of unfair police practices, I've learned quite a bit
> about the way traffic courts work. In essence, the speed enforcement program
is
> simply put.. a way to generate revenue for state and local municipalities. If
> you challenge your ticket, being exacting and methodical from the moment you
> got your ticket regarding the particulars of the "violation" and give a
> plausable reason why the cop is mistaken, (without being arrogant)..
> you can essentially walk away from it. They'll still nail you on that BS Court
> fee, but that's the system.
> Of course, there are very few acceptable excuses for speeding, so don't try to
> give a reason. The best way to approach traffic court is with the doctrine
that
> you weren't speeding at all. I strongly suggest that everyone out there pick
up
> a book written by a retired NY State trooper titled "How to avoid Traffic
> Tickets." I believe his name was Egan. He's now a judge I think. The book
> proved more valuable than CB Radios and Radar detectors. It's written in
> easy to understand-simple english, and is full of funny acecdotes. The book
> worked for me. Since I read it.. 0 speeding convictions. All it took was one
> $175 punch to the wallet for me. Plus.. it's only something like five clams.
> The book is written so simply that it's almost like reading the "Readers
> Digest." I read it in one evening.
> -Osman Parvez
> 89 200q
> Siena College
> Albany NY
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