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It's about money. Cities and states acrue allot of revenue via tickets and the way to handle this is not to get mad, but to get even. Everyticket you receive is redeamable for one NOT Guilty verdict the next time you serve on a jury. You will never see the other eleven people again and it costs the state a fortune, definitely more than your ticket, to re-try the case. The lost revenue cuts into the raises the police receive and upgrades to equipment required to do the job. When you are on a jury you have more power than anyone else in the courtroom INCLUDING the judge.
Use that power.
Posted by: john | October 27, 2008 at 11:28 PM
Debunking type articles are always helpful since the number of commonly accepted myths is mind boggling.
In a vein related to this post, how about authoring an article on "how to beat traffic tickets"?
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Posted by: Rex | November 11, 2008 at 11:33 AM
Yeah nice myths.These are the common traffic ticket myths.Thanks!!
Posted by: utah personal injury lawyer | December 05, 2008 at 02:57 AM
Great myths!
Thanks!
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Posted by: Personal Injury Lawyer | June 08, 2009 at 07:19 AM
I thought the list of commonly held myth(s) was useful but maybe not 100% accurate. There is an entire industry built around getting tickets dismissed because they haven't been properly filled in. I think another article on the topic of getting tickets dismissed through proper legal channels would be excellent.
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