YvetteJeannine
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Hi hun...
I don't think you ever go in front of a judge with traffic stuff (I know you don't in CT...not sure 'bout big cities though..they might have a judge for a special "traffic" court...IDK. I don't think there's a No Contest plea w/ traffic tickets...just G and NG. However, to the poster that said it was uncool to "lie"(OMG, quit being such a Mary Poppins Goody-Two-Shoes!)...I agree w/ you, Jen...You don't have to lie to them (although many people do)..The few times I've been to the prosecutors office for tickets, I've always told them the truth..hey...even they speed occasionally..they know stuff happens...I've always gotten the ticket nollied.
Originally Posted by Jennifer Mcfly I never said I was going to "lie" my way out of it... and I never said I didn't take full responsibility for my actions. what I was asking here was how to go about taking care of the ticket b/c I've never gotten a speeding ticket before. I was simply asking if I should just pay the ticket and take the points since I've never had a ticket before or if I should go to traffic school. Someone else mentioned the ticket clinic and I did entertain it b/c sometimes you are not soley at fault. Like if there are not signs posted stating that the speed limit is going to be reduced and so forth. also, when pleading not guilty when you send your ticket in, when you go to court you have the option before the judge to plead no contest which basically means you acknowledge that you are guilty w/o pleading guilty and the judge gives you whatever penalty he wants (which is usually better then the original ticket.) i don't think you sounded mean, but i do think you sounded ignorant b/c your facts weren't straight; you assumed something and put words into my mouth. i never said i had a problem with speed limits so your preaching on why not to speed was unwaranted. |
Hi hun...
I don't think you ever go in front of a judge with traffic stuff (I know you don't in CT...not sure 'bout big cities though..they might have a judge for a special "traffic" court...IDK. I don't think there's a No Contest plea w/ traffic tickets...just G and NG. However, to the poster that said it was uncool to "lie"(OMG, quit being such a Mary Poppins Goody-Two-Shoes!)...I agree w/ you, Jen...You don't have to lie to them (although many people do)..The few times I've been to the prosecutors office for tickets, I've always told them the truth..hey...even they speed occasionally..they know stuff happens...I've always gotten the ticket nollied.