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i ALSO disagree one of your statement below i changed the font color in red .
here is my reasons:
one of my friend, a Jew, drove on street where there is some kind construction. He is a very cautious man so he decided to slow down. Unfortunately, there is a police wagon follwoing him and pulled over his car. My friend got a ticket for 155$ and the reason told by the police officer is exactly he drove at a Too Slow Speed. This happened in last month and my friend made a same choice as mine.
Thank you Mfeous for your time and troubles of giving me your comments. Although I do care my money,time and troubles I spent, I still put justice in the primary. I don't agree pressing a horn means annoying others, instead, as a remind or a warning of passing, this is also why we have horns in our cars. But frankly to you, Mfeous, your logic is not clear since if you think I annoy others by pressing my horn and I am guilty, the police should have given me a ticket of this, not going through all of my documents and then "pick a bone from eggs", in other words, by other excurses.
My ticket of 70$ is for my mistake that I didn't sign my registration paper. This is what I deserve but in the court, I questioned their motivation and my plea is fully supported by the judge. But still, I have no victory in my case at all. If we are talking about victory, I should sue these two junk polices, although this is really what I want to.
Losing 70$,buying a lesson and a experience is much more than your sympathy. And I do agree the police have previllege only in conditiona that they are really on their duties and they are doing their jobs properly. If no, my answer is no,either.
And thanks God Mfeous were not a police. Otherwise there is too much overwhelming work for the court.
Post by mfeous
i remember your story and it is good for you to save $25. but your victory stops here. then it comes up a question: do all your efforts justify the cause? apparently no, you still have to pay $70, plus the time and troubls you spent in the court. obviously you don't care about the money, time and troubls only "justice". however, do you really have a persuasive argument? it seems to me, no.
if i were the police officer, i would give you another ticket right on the spot for second account-intimidating the other driver by honking the horn. here is my reasoning:
suppose the car before you is a normal car, not a police car, you should not honk your horn even he/she drives only 10 km/h, because there is no minimum speed limit in the city. actually, you have two options: either passing or following the car in front you.
why not give some benefits of doubts to the police? besides, they were on duty. also keep it in mind: police does have privilege on the road, no matter you like it or not.
i sympathize you, so did the judge. but it did not prove that the police did anything wrong when the judge took $25 of your $95 fine.
i disagree one of your statement below i changed the font color in red
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