Reckless Driving ticket claim- Legal advice please!
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Eurofan;306182 wrote:
Do you think the case will even see the light of day?Apparently its just being filed as a complaint
When the lady called me in for passing her at a
high rate of speed the cop said he wouldve just given me a warning...but i think it all depends on how far the guy who complained takes it. Since he is a retired cop he might talk to the prosecuter and it might go to court... -
RidinRails;306186 wrote:
When the lady called me in for passing her at a
high rate of speed the cop said he wouldve just given me a warning...but i think it all depends on how far the guy who complained takes it. Since he is a retired cop he might talk to the prosecuter and it might go to court...A retired cop?? Haha, hes going to prepare for it like fucking Normandy if it see the time of day dude. Think about it...I am sure he is got all giddy about it- "time to relive the glory days"
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24valvenotak;306185 wrote:
thats what you get for putting wheels on your car...young kid + obviously too nice of a car = police and public harassment.
get used to being pulled over for bs. it comes with the territory.
in all seriousness though my family has won traffic violation cases against police officers because there were three or four people in the vehicle to testify. tell the court and pay the money to subpoena your three friends and odds are nothing will materialize. if you do go to court, ask the gentleman how he caught up to you if you were going so fast, and then ask that he be served the same ticket.
If you were to ask that question the first thing they would say is...."thats irrelevant."
It's not hard to catch up to someone while going the speed limit.
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RidinRails;306188 wrote:
If you were to ask that question the first thing they would say is...."thats irrelevant."It's not hard to catch up to someone while going the speed limit.
oh yea, i forgot you have way more experience in front of a judge then me. oopes. :icon_rendeer:
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24valvenotak;306189 wrote:
oh yea, i forgot you have way more experience in front of a judge then me. oopes. :icon_rendeer:Not nessesarily....obviously you've never been chosen for jury duty...aaaand all my statements are true...why sit and tell him he's going to win when he probably wont unless he hires a lawyer?
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RidinRails;306192 wrote:
Not nessesarily....obviously you've never been chosen for jury duty...aaaand all my statements are true...why sit and tell him he's going to win when he probably wont unless he hires a lawyer?i was speaking from experience if you read what i posted. my family has won several against an on duty cop who issued the citation. if i knew how to type slower and enunciate via the web i would.... i was there. i saw it happen. we won. so obviously its possible.
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24valvenotak;306193 wrote:
i was speaking from experience if you read what i posted. my family has won several against an on duty cop who issued the citation. if i knew how to type slower and enunciate via the web i would.... i was there. i saw it happen. we won. so obviously its possible.i read, and understood what you were saying, I was just giving my opinion.
Apparently your family ran into some pretty stupid cops who tried to lie about what actually happened then..
I've taken numerous traffic tickets to court some with more than enough evidence to prove that i wasnt guilty and i still lost.
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how fast were you really going, be honest.
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RidinRails;306195 wrote:
i read, and understood what you were saying, I was just giving my opinion.Apparently your family ran into some pretty stupid cops who tried to lie about what actually happened then..
I've taken numerous traffic tickets to court some with more than enough evidence to prove that i wasnt guilty and i still lost.
lol all i said was its possible. again, my bad. jury duty and your exploits make you the definitive resource on legal battles involving traffic violations.
i concede. eurofan, sorry, you are screwed.
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24valvenotak;306201 wrote:
lol all i said was its possible. again, my bad. jury duty and your exploits make you the definitive resource on legal battles involving traffic violations.i concede. eurofan, sorry, you are screwed.
Tough time reading there pal?
Here's a link to help ya out..
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24valvenotak;306185 wrote:
if you do go to court, ask the gentleman how he caught up to you if you were going so fast, and then ask that he be served the same ticket.24valvenotak;306189 wrote:
oh yea, i forgot you have way more experience in front of a judge then me. oopes. :icon_rendeer:LOL
touche on both accounts
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zbrown;306205 wrote:
perhaps they caught a wiff of your stinky vag?LOL...that almost makes sense..
I could make an immature statement like you, but i'll refrain from doing so.
YOU WIN
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STiSchucky;306197 wrote:
how fast were you really going, be honest.35-45 in a 30? I dont really recall..
At any rate.. can you really say someone was driving at a speed the constituents reckless with out a radar gun or some other method?
This is bs haha.
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MisterCMK;306223 wrote:
A police officer can. They are trained to estimate the speed and make that judgment call.That's one of the funnier statements I have read in awhile!
Kind of like that kid who got his ticket thrown out when a helicopter cop "judged" his speed based on those distance markers.
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What does your driving record look like? If this guy called you in, you more than likely did do some sort of "reckless driving". It doesnt help that your a young kid driving a nice car, but random old guys don't usually pick out a random guy driving and decide. "HEY I'M GONNA GET GIT THAT DUDE A TICKET!".
3 or 4 years ago, I called a lady in for reckless driving as she was speeding and swerving through traffic in her GTP on main in WF with a child in the backseat going 75-80. When It came to court, she denied it, they looked at her rapsheet, and charged her with reckless driving, along with almost getting child endangerment(almost lost her kid). Point is, the court is not stupid. If the judge doesn't like you, he will find you guilty. I'm sure you could appeal it afterwards and get it dropped, but I would do your homework before you show up, and hope you dont have many traffic violations. -
StangerBanger96;306232 wrote:
That's one of the funnier statements I have read in awhile!Kind of like that kid who got his ticket thrown out when a helicopter cop "judged" his speed based on those distance markers.
You mean the dude that got that ticket a couple years ago for like 265mph on I35 while on his HC51?
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StangerBanger96;306232 wrote:
That's one of the funnier statements I have read in awhile!Kind of like that kid who got his ticket thrown out when a helicopter cop "judged" his speed based on those distance markers.
Bah, I lost in court because of that. Now, they didn't write down a specific speed but I still lost that one.
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