Felid`Maximus
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Good thing I don't have any driving offenses (yet.)
Good thing I don't have any driving offenses (yet.)
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All people with driving offenses =) You're now a criminal!
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Gunslinger
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Chkultr wrote:
Chkultr wrote:
Great site! They showed my ticket for radar detector--dismissed. A virtual impossibility in VA as simple possession is prima facia proof of guilt. One of my better triumphs in traffic "court."
johnnyb
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im on there several times for traffic "violatoins" or should i say crimes :uhoh:
thanks big bro. saved me from myself multipal times! i'd be dead if it weren't for those 5 over tickets, and that extra hundie i would've had. prob just buy drugs with it anyways :X
im on there several times for traffic "violatoins" or should i say crimes :uhoh:
thanks big bro. saved me from myself multipal times! i'd be dead if it weren't for those 5 over tickets, and that extra hundie i would've had. prob just buy drugs with it anyways :X
Orygunner
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Very incomplete, I think because it's only getting records from some jurisdictions.
For example, both of my speeding tickets I got from the Oregon State Police showed up from the early 1990's, but NONE of the other 7 speeding tickets and 5 other moving violations from city & county Law Enforcement from the same time periodshow up. So they must have only gathered information from our State Police.
And yes, it's all public information. I'm not sure if I like a company putting that all out there for free on the internet, though. I'd rather if someone wanted to look up my DOB they'd have to work harder to get it, like actually go down to the courthouse & lookup the records there.
...Orygunner...
Edit: Oh, and they got my Eye Color wrong.
Very incomplete, I think because it's only getting records from some jurisdictions.
For example, both of my speeding tickets I got from the Oregon State Police showed up from the early 1990's, but NONE of the other 7 speeding tickets and 5 other moving violations from city & county Law Enforcement from the same time periodshow up. So they must have only gathered information from our State Police.
And yes, it's all public information. I'm not sure if I like a company putting that all out there for free on the internet, though. I'd rather if someone wanted to look up my DOB they'd have to work harder to get it, like actually go down to the courthouse & lookup the records there.
...Orygunner...
Edit: Oh, and they got my Eye Color wrong.
MetalChris
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Orygunner wrote:
Orygunner wrote:
Slow down, Rocket! Jeez!Very incomplete, I think because it's only getting records from some jurisdictions.
For example, both of my speeding tickets I got from the Oregon State Police showed up from the early 1990's, but NONE of the other 7 speeding tickets and 5 other moving violations from city & county Law Enforcement from the same time periodshow up. So they must have only gathered information from our State Police.
And yes, it's all public information. I'm not sure if I like a company putting that all out there for free on the internet, though. I'd rather if someone wanted to look up my DOB they'd have to work harder to get it, like actually go down to the courthouse & lookup the records there.
...Orygunner...
Edit: Oh, and they got my Eye Color wrong.
Orygunner
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MetalChris wrote:
I DID! Finally. It took almost losing my license to do it. Back when I was 21, I had 9 speeding tickets, 2 other moving violations (running stop sign and improper lane change) and 3 non-moving violations (failure to change address, excessive noise, bad headlight), all within a 2 1/2 year period.
Luckily my careless driving ticket got dropped or I might have had a bad driving record. As it was, my auto insurance was so expensive I had to start riding a motorcycle to afford the insurance for a couple of years.
After the last traffic judge I got to "visit" with, I finally realized that my privilege to drive was at stake, and finally started sticking close enough to the law.
That was 15 years ago. My record has been squeaky clean ever since (except for that suspected terrorist event that got me a littering ticket a few years ago, but that wasn't a traffic infraction )
Sounds like johnnyb is almost in the same situation I was in.
johnnyb! Slow down before it's too late!
...Orygunner...
Edited to clarify.
MetalChris wrote:
Orygunner wrote:Slow down, Rocket! Jeez!Very incomplete, I think because it's only getting records from some jurisdictions.
For example, both of my speeding tickets I got from the Oregon State Police showed up from the early 1990's, but NONE of the other 7 speeding tickets and 5 other moving violations from city & county Law Enforcement from the same time periodshow up. So they must have only gathered information from our State Police.
And yes, it's all public information. I'm not sure if I like a company putting that all out there for free on the internet, though. I'd rather if someone wanted to look up my DOB they'd have to work harder to get it, like actually go down to the courthouse & lookup the records there.
...Orygunner...
Edit: Oh, and they got my Eye Color wrong.
I DID! Finally. It took almost losing my license to do it. Back when I was 21, I had 9 speeding tickets, 2 other moving violations (running stop sign and improper lane change) and 3 non-moving violations (failure to change address, excessive noise, bad headlight), all within a 2 1/2 year period.
Luckily my careless driving ticket got dropped or I might have had a bad driving record. As it was, my auto insurance was so expensive I had to start riding a motorcycle to afford the insurance for a couple of years.
After the last traffic judge I got to "visit" with, I finally realized that my privilege to drive was at stake, and finally started sticking close enough to the law.
That was 15 years ago. My record has been squeaky clean ever since (except for that suspected terrorist event that got me a littering ticket a few years ago, but that wasn't a traffic infraction
)Sounds like johnnyb is almost in the same situation I was in.
johnnyb! Slow down before it's too late!
...Orygunner...
Edited to clarify.
RogueWarrior
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I just checked my name and there is two other guys with the same name as me and they are bad mothers. :what:
I just checked my name and there is two other guys with the same name as me and they are bad mothers. :what:
PT111
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Orygunner wrote:
Orygunner wrote:
All that in 2-1/2 years! How did you not lose your license! :shock: I remember those days of stupidity and how long I drove being only one ticket away from losing mine. In SC now six traffic tickets in the past five years is grounds for refusal to issue a CWP. Argue all you want about how that is unfair but it is the rules. :cuss:I DID! Finally. It took almost losing my license to do it. Back when I was 21, I had 9 speeding tickets, 2 other moving violations (running stop sign and improper lane change) and 3 non-moving violations (failure to change address, excessive noise, bad headlight), all within a 2 1/2 year period.
Luckily my careless driving ticket got dropped or I might have had a bad driving record. As it was, my auto insurance was so expensive I had to start riding a motorcycle to afford the insurance for a couple of years.
After the last traffic judge I got to "visit" with, I finally realized that my privilege to drive was at stake, and finally started sticking close enough to the law.
That was 15 years ago. My record has been squeaky clean ever since (except for that suspected terrorist event that got me a littering ticket a few years ago, but that wasn't a traffic infraction
Sounds like johnnyb is almost in the same situation I was in.
johnnyb! Slow down before it's too late!
...Orygunner...
Edited to clarify.
johnnyb
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Orygunner wrote:
buzz killington
i'll never slow down maaaaaaaaaaaan... i hope i die before i get old. and who sucks
Orygunner wrote:
lol.MetalChris wrote:Orygunner wrote:Slow down, Rocket! Jeez!Very incomplete, I think because it's only getting records from some jurisdictions.
For example, both of my speeding tickets I got from the Oregon State Police showed up from the early 1990's, but NONE of the other 7 speeding tickets and 5 other moving violations from city & county Law Enforcement from the same time periodshow up. So they must have only gathered information from our State Police.
And yes, it's all public information. I'm not sure if I like a company putting that all out there for free on the internet, though. I'd rather if someone wanted to look up my DOB they'd have to work harder to get it, like actually go down to the courthouse & lookup the records there.
...Orygunner...
Edit: Oh, and they got my Eye Color wrong.
I DID! Finally. It took almost losing my license to do it. Back when I was 21, I had 9 speeding tickets, 2 other moving violations (running stop sign and improper lane change) and 3 non-moving violations (failure to change address, excessive noise, bad headlight), all within a 2 1/2 year period.
Luckily my careless driving ticket got dropped or I might have had a bad driving record. As it was, my auto insurance was so expensive I had to start riding a motorcycle to afford the insurance for a couple of years.
After the last traffic judge I got to "visit" with, I finally realized that my privilege to drive was at stake, and finally started sticking close enough to the law.
That was 15 years ago. My record has been squeaky clean ever since (except for that suspected terrorist event that got me a littering ticket a few years ago, but that wasn't a traffic infraction
Sounds like johnnyb is almost in the same situation I was in.
johnnyb! Slow down before it's too late!
...Orygunner...
Edited to clarify.
buzz killington
i'll never slow down maaaaaaaaaaaan... i hope i die before i get old. and who sucks
deepdiver
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WE all do dumb things when we are young. About 20 years ago during summer break from college I managed to rack up 3 speeding tickets in 24 hours and they were all hefty speeds. Following a well deserved lecture from the last LEO who greatly reduced the speed on my ticket, a well deserved lecture from an atty friend of my parents who got me court supervision on all three tickets, and knowing I would lose my license if I violated any of the terms of the supervision, I calmed my butt down massively.
WE all do dumb things when we are young. About 20 years ago during summer break from college I managed to rack up 3 speeding tickets in 24 hours and they were all hefty speeds. Following a well deserved lecture from the last LEO who greatly reduced the speed on my ticket, a well deserved lecture from an atty friend of my parents who got me court supervision on all three tickets, and knowing I would lose my license if I violated any of the terms of the supervision, I calmed my butt down massively.
Tomahawk
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I was well into my 30s before I got a ticket, and then I got like 3 in 2 years. I'm pretty sure it has more to do with where I moved to than my driving habits. NOVA/DC area has more cops per square mile than blades of grass.
I was well into my 30s before I got a ticket, and then I got like 3 in 2 years. I'm pretty sure it has more to do with where I moved to than my driving habits. NOVA/DC area has more cops per square mile than blades of grass.
Aran
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I have ONE speeding ticket on my record, an 11 over, and got three points on my license because of it, and my insurance went up almost $500 a year. When it was already $4k a year. Goddamnit.
I have ONE speeding ticket on my record, an 11 over, and got three points on my license because of it, and my insurance went up almost $500 a year. When it was already $4k a year. Goddamnit.
MeBaby
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DDrake wrote:
LEO229. Evidently he has stopped posting. I believe that he told someone in a PM that we were too rude so he was going somewhere else. I'mbet he stills reads though. You can read his posts and make your own decision.
DDrake wrote:
LEO229. Evidently he has stopped posting. I believe that he told someone in a PM that we were too rude so he was going somewhere else. I'mbet he stills reads though. You can read his posts and make your own decision.
Evil Ernie
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BWAHAHAHA!!! Too cool...Yep, they got the "Tater"...........
They list my youthful indiscretion as "Not specified" and "dismissed"...NOICE!!!!
The Judge knew it was a BS charge...he's a good guy...and as far as the Prosecutor? He's rotting in hell since he got caught embezzling from the county. They chased him to AZ if I remember right, and when they closed in on his motel room, he ate a bullet...chickensh*t....
BWAHAHAHA!!! Too cool...Yep, they got the "Tater"...........
They list my youthful indiscretion as "Not specified" and "dismissed"...NOICE!!!!
The Judge knew it was a BS charge...he's a good guy...and as far as the Prosecutor? He's rotting in hell since he got caught embezzling from the county. They chased him to AZ if I remember right, and when they closed in on his motel room, he ate a bullet...chickensh*t....
imperialism2024
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Hmpf, I'm not on there. Obviously that's because I have no traffic violations... cough cough.
At any rate, it's public information. Perhaps when enough "law abiding citizens" get turned down for housing, denied jobs they are otherwise qualified to do, and are banned from living within x feet from a car dealership, also perhaps having to notify their neighbors of being a violent speeder, they will realize the downside to criminal blacklists.
Hmpf, I'm not on there. Obviously that's because I have no traffic violations... cough cough.
At any rate, it's public information. Perhaps when enough "law abiding citizens" get turned down for housing, denied jobs they are otherwise qualified to do, and are banned from living within x feet from a car dealership, also perhaps having to notify their neighbors of being a violent speeder, they will realize the downside to criminal blacklists.