Re: de plane, de plane

[Huw Powell <human@nh.ultranet.com>]

-- [ From: Huw Powell * EMC.Ver #3.1a ] --

>When the two officers didn't show up, the commissioner, "in the interest of
justice based on >your record," continued the case 'til next Wednesday to
give the people another crack at >nailing my a**.
>
>This is where I don't know whether to cheer or cry.  The continuance causes
the trial to fall 50 >days after my arraignment.  So me thinks file notice
of motion to dismiss for lack of >prosecution, given my right to a trial
within 45 days.  On the other hand, what if the >commissioner has something
up his sleeve?

You're getting screwed!  If *you* hadn't shown up they would have found you
guilty in your absence!  The officers don't show up and Der Kommissaire
decides to make you come back again?  What could be up the Kommissaire's
sleeve, a pardon for previous crimes?  Forget it, he justs wants to nail you
.  Get to that judge and file your motion - tell her you were there for your
summons and the prosecution didn't show up.

Then pull the cord and blow yourself up along with the building!

It's only a speeding ticket.

BTW racing a car on the way home from court is a good way to get another one
.  You guys gotta habitual offender law in CA?  Watch out!

Huw Powell
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