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Originally posted by MJCRO View PostJust don't pay it and don't go back to Vermont.
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Originally posted by MJCRO View PostJust don't pay it and don't go back to Vermont.
but honestly, I'd just like to know the process of fighting the ticket/lessening the charge through mail. I'm not going to court, so I wouldn't be able to see a prosecutor and talk it out with him in hopes of getting a lesser charge.Originally posted by TSI♫ Rust flecks are falling on my head...♫OEM+
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A written request for traffic court is usually used to fight charges while not appearing in court. If you received a speeding ticket, you could write a formal letter addressing and refuting the charges, backed up by whatever evidence you're able to provide. To win your case, a request must be formally written and ...Originally posted by LJ851I programmed my oven to turn off when my pizza was done, should i start a build thread?
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Gewgal 'Trial by Written Declaration'
NASIOC has some sort of write up on it. : http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=806936
If you lose, you can still fight it in court. However, if you don't win the TBD, and you don't plan on going to court, you lose.
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Originally posted by RUFFLZ View Postlolcantcatchabreak
OP, were you blasting I Can't Drive 55 while you were speeding?
Also, cops are hard on any car from NJ. Just a fact of life. You're lucky they didn't throw you in the slammer overnight.1974.5 Jensen Healey : 2003 330i/5
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Depends if Vermont has reciprocity with NJ. Around '99-'00 I was living in CT and got bagged on the Mass Pike for doing 106 in a 65 in my e23 745i (I knew I was booking, but honestly didn't know I was going over a buck). How it wasn't written up as wreckless driving I'll never know.
Anyway, the ticket was $365 or something which I didn't mind paying; I just didn't want my insurance going up or points on my licence. Called up the CT DMV and asked if a speeding ticket in Mass would show up on my CT license. The chick was really helpful; explained that if I just paid the ticket, CT wouldn't find out about it, no points on my license. If I fought the ticket and lost, they would find out and I'd get points. If I just ignored the ticket, they'd find out, and I'd get points, and my license wouldn't be valid in MA.
So I just took my medicine, paid the ticket, and that was the end of it. I'd call the DMV or a traffic attorney and ask about reciprocity (information sharing) with VT. And for any CT people reading this, my incident happened twelve years ago; so if you run into something similar, better check to be sure. Wouldn't surprise me if they're swapping info now, especially this day and age with terrorism paranoia and everything else.'84 318i - Lapisblau/Schwarz (in cryosleep)
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Originally posted by kway View PostDepends if Vermont has reciprocity with NJ. Around '99-'00 I was living in CT and got bagged on the Mass Pike for doing 106 in a 65 in my e23 745i (I knew I was booking, but honestly didn't know I was going over a buck). How it wasn't written up as wreckless driving I'll never know.
Anyway, the ticket was $365 or something which I didn't mind paying; I just didn't want my insurance going up or points on my licence. Called up the CT DMV and asked if a speeding ticket in Mass would show up on my CT license. The chick was really helpful; explained that if I just paid the ticket, CT wouldn't find out about it, no points on my license. If I fought the ticket and lost, they would find out and I'd get points. If I just ignored the ticket, they'd find out, and I'd get points, and my license wouldn't be valid in MA.
So I just took my medicine, paid the ticket, and that was the end of it. I'd call the DMV or a traffic attorney and ask about reciprocity (information sharing) with VT. And for any CT people reading this, my incident happened twelve years ago; so if you run into something similar, better check to be sure. Wouldn't surprise me if they're swapping info now, especially this day and age with terrorism paranoia and everything else.Originally posted by TSI♫ Rust flecks are falling on my head...♫OEM+
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Your options kind sir are:
1. Pay the fine, you can call them up and do payments if it's a bigger amount
2. Don't pay the fine. Feel like a boss until you start getting letters from them and ultimately feel the long, hard raw cock of the law when they throw you in jail, at which point you may opt to break out using the blueprints you tatooed on your body. If you have a brother in prison, you might want to do something really bad like kick an officer in the balls and then pee on his face so you can get transferred there and break him out too.
on the serious, even if it is out of state, your insurance will get wind of it. Mine always did. I'm not sure about the points on your licenseYOUTUBE: AR Perez
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Originally posted by lolcantturn View Post
What do you mean? lol. I'm fine with paying the ticket, I'm asking if there's a way I can simply get a defective equipment ticket, which wouldn't be points. I don't know how to handle tickets out of state especially when I don't have to appear in court and I can't talk to a prosecutor to get a lesser charge.
You might want to call your ins. company at some point and ask about taking a defensive driving course to reduce the points. The officer should have mentioned something about that when he issued the ticket/ you should have asked.
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