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ninty · 10-23-2002, 01:24 PM

It doesn't matter if I was guilty or not.

If I argue the case and a trail is set, I could go down a number of paths.

1) If the cop doesn't show up (which happens most of the time) then I get off

2) I could argue that the Officer was not wearing his police cap and therefore is violating such and such rule. I'd have to go and get a police handbook think but I'd probably beable to prove that he was not wearing his cap. (Which he wasn't) In order to hand out a ticket, Officers must be in full uniform. You have to watch for loopholes like this.

3) If all else fails I just plead guilty and pay the fine.

But going to court is a pain in the ass. It would probably take a year to go through and waste a lot of taxpayer and government money. evil:

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ninty is Offline Major General Posts: 12,683 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Calgary	10-23-2002, 01:24 PM It doesn't matter if I was guilty or not. If I argue the case and a trail is set, I could go down a number of paths. 1) If the cop doesn't show up (which happens most of the time) then I get off 2) I could argue that the Officer was not wearing his police cap and therefore is violating such and such rule. I'd have to go and get a police handbook think but I'd probably beable to prove that he was not wearing his cap. (Which he wasn't) In order to hand out a ticket, Officers must be in full uniform. You have to watch for loopholes like this. 3) If all else fails I just plead guilty and pay the fine. But going to court is a pain in the ass. It would probably take a year to go through and waste a lot of taxpayer and government money. evil: