Okay, so now that the case has been disposed, what was the original charge?
Do you think prosecutors and the police ever look at TalkBass as the basis for appeals/re-trials etc. ?
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Okay, so now that the case has been disposed, what was the original charge?
On some of the interstates in west Texas the speed limit is 80!
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Hrmmm. How much were you going over?
Even in Singapore speeding isn't ticketed that badly, and we have a $500 fine for eating in public transport!
I got a speeding ticket on Sunday on my way to church (of all things) and it's automatically a class 1 misdemeanor that could mean jail time, a suspended license and/or up to a $2500 fine. No prior offenses. Would you recommend hiring an attorney?
I'd recommend seeing what God has to say![]()
lol well he WAS speeding to get to church. One COULD argue he was in dire need of spiritual cleansing and the law only made it more difficult for him to do the right things.is that what they means when they say : "God speed..." ?
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Is it also true that spitting your gum on the street or littering are both criminal offences?
PS Oh, yeah, and you can't smoke in malls, non-airconditioned malls, covered carparks, bus stops, eateries, covered walkways and all that.
Do you think prosecutors and the police ever look at TalkBass as the basis for appeals/re-trials etc. ?![]()
No, I think he's pretty safe now. The case is done, so he can tell us about it.
I'm curious what the original charge was. A speeding ticket that is a Class 1 misdemeanor with a $2500 fine is no ordinary speeding ticket.
Okay, gotcha. I understand Virginia has some very strict traffic laws.
Since you're in Northern Virginia, next time feel free to drop my name. Tell them you know Robert E. Lee.![]()
hehe, but what if I get a DA or Judge that's a Yankee?![]()
Dude. Selling, importing (i guess, smuggling), or eating gum is already an offence, unless for health reasons.
Yes, and yes.
Rarely enforced, though. And makes for a nice clean place to live.
PS Oh, yeah, and you can't smoke in malls, non-airconditioned malls, covered carparks, bus stops, eateries, covered walkways and all that.
But really wow gum is ILLEGAL! That's surreal, man!
I got a speeding ticket on Sunday on my way to church (of all things) and it's automatically a class 1 misdemeanor that could mean jail time, a suspended license and/or up to a $2500 fine. No prior offenses. Would you recommend hiring an attorney?
Well, the smoking laws are the same in Canada, for the most part (I know they are enforced in my province, dont know about quebec though, theyre bass-ackwards). But really wow gum is ILLEGAL! That's surreal, man!