| Originally Posted by JuniorOperator  Hello, I'm 17 years old, and just got pulled over for the first time tonight. I was speeding, clocked in at 45 in a 30mph zone. I don't deny the fact that I was speeding, but I do want to try and argue my case. I have no prior violations, am an honest, hardworking student. I was on my way home from Student Council to go to SAT tutor and once I hit my street I sped up to get home faster. I apparently was going faster than I thought I was, hence the speeding ticket. While I am not trying to excuse myself from the law, I do believe that I deserve a warning rather than a ticket. With the new laws, I will loose my liscense for 60 days and with 2 parents in full time jobs, and a job of my own, this will cause a severe handicapp for my family. Is it worth it to fight my ticket? |
| Originally Posted by resqjyw0 Apparently you're not working hard enough on your spelling or your research skills. Ever hear of the search function? Anyway, I'm pretty sure you lose your license for 90 days. It's idiots like you that got the penalties increased for Junior Operators in the first place. Learn from this and slow down. As for answering the question you posed, all I'm going to say is SEARCH! Hell, this is in "Ask a Cop." Did you even bother to look at the other threads in this section of the site before posting your thread? Didn't think so. For a hardworking student, you're not working hard enough to find your answers. |
| Originally Posted by rokurmthr61 he must go to a vocational school LMFAO |
| Originally Posted by resqjyw0 Well, he does have a hired tutor... |
| Originally Posted by resqjyw0 A "hardworking student" too lazy to teach himself. |
| Originally Posted by resqjyw0 Maybe that's why he was in such a rush to get home. It is hump day afterall... |
| Originally Posted by rokurmthr61 in another day or 2 we will get another person to post and im just going to give them a link to every other douchebag post! |
| I will loose my liscense |
| Originally Posted by Killjoy I'm giving you a citation for poor spelling...you can appeal it if you want to. |
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