Posted: 1/4/2005 1:37:35 PM EDT
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CHP gave a friend a ticket and the officer put the wrong address for the court on the ticket. Friend wants to know if this counts as an incorrectly filled out ticket and thus void? ETA - Calveras county |
HIGHLY doubt it. After all, he knows what steps he can take to correct this right? SGatr15 |
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totally off topic but, leelaw and sgtar15... can you guys make it to burro canyon on the 16th for the socal shoot? would love it if yall can.... last time i got outta a ticket was to keep telling the cop. i was going the flow of traffic. he tried several times , trying to be my friend to admit i was speedind and all i kept telling him was i was going the flow of traffic. he claims that i was doing over 95mph. and wanted me to admit it. read my sig line" i aint telling you sheeeut!!!! and also told him if he kept his shit up i will tell all the aunties and uncles at the nissei festival , that he gets no mochi!!! meat  to my leo shooting buddies , don't take offense it wasn't in your jurisdiction.
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Dunno.. I'll probably be working that day. I'll see. more info in - the officer didn't even put a phone number on the ticket for the superior court. |
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Cops make mistakes. Judges know it. It won't change your guilt, but will embarrass you and make you look like an idiot in court. I know, I've seen it. Do the traffic school. If you can't, reassess your driving skills and methods, grow up a bit, pay the fine. I got two tickets in 24 hours when I was 19. I did that reassessment then, and haven't had any tickets in the 20 years that followed. |