HR8938Cephei
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2 is the only hope still small chance though
Pay the ticket or fight it in court?
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DrStrangelove
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I guess what I meant is that it would only work if you had a lawyer who had a relationship with the DA, but not if you were just some random 17 year old kid representing yourself...unless you were really good, really well prepared, and didn't act like an asshole when you were talking to the judge, which would be hard since most judges automatically assume that any high-school kid who tries to represent himself is an idiot.
And I won't end up with any debt because I got a good scholarship, and being in law school these days is better than being unemployed like all my friends from undergrad who signed first-year contracts with investment banks and then got laid off. Only a couple of them made it, the rest are trying to work for their dads or go back to school.
And I won't end up with any debt because I got a good scholarship, and being in law school these days is better than being unemployed like all my friends from undergrad who signed first-year contracts with investment banks and then got laid off. Only a couple of them made it, the rest are trying to work for their dads or go back to school.
fujarome
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the fact remains that......it is illegal in that area though. Whether you think it's illegal or not doesn't matter. In fact, if you bring that up in court, the judge will probably laugh at you.
i'm all for fighting tickets and shit because it keeps people in check, but you honestly do not have a single valid argument. He was skateboarding where he shouldn't have been...he got a ticket...end of story.
i'm all for fighting tickets and shit because it keeps people in check, but you honestly do not have a single valid argument. He was skateboarding where he shouldn't have been...he got a ticket...end of story.