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More than just Ops pay check, you can go to jail for not showing up! :o
Call the court house, if you explain that both court dates conflict, they can reschedule it
I had a ticket and they changed my date, no questions asked. My mom, who lives in another state did this, and they didn't ask her anything about it either. Gotta admit though that it's major douchebag-like of him to give OP another ticket especially if OP showed him the previous ticket and explained. I can't think of one good reason why he would've done so...
39 - Some places use ticket fines as a revenue source. Gets worse near the end of the month, when the cops try to make their quota.
I'm sorry to say but sadly peoples moods effect everything. The second one couldve had a bad day and just wanted to take it out on you by thinking "its been an hour she shouldve fixed it, its not that hard." I don't see why he would do that either, its horrible, unless he thought it was funny which he's an asshole or he didn't pay attention to a word you said and disregarded it.
39- There's quotas, then there's just being an asshole. Not just the same day for a second ticket, an hour later. What if you're too busy to get it fixed? And them for court dates to be the same day? Are they trying to be inconsiderate jerks?
Cops haven't had quotas for about 40 years. Also I know by us they banned quotas.... I know many other police forces in America do. Also I doubt you got another ticket for your head light, because it would come up in all red letters saying he was already pulled over and what not. Also it says what he/she was pulled over for and the date...
Unless he didn't go to court, in which case he would have to pay. Either its a waste of paper, or there's a slim chance they could make money off of him. Bogus, but true.
55- generally there is a specific date/time for courts that police are given every day. I believe it's 3 weeks from receiving the ticket in one jurisdiction here. If both agencies' court dates were the same, it wasn't the officer's fault. And maybe OP had an attitude with the trooper ... That discretion thing can get you.
Cops do have quotas to fill although they usually call it a personal goal. My 2 sisters-in-law are cops and both state just the wording has changed not what they are required to do.
Hopefully there's a way to arrange an appointment at only one courthouse. It doesn't seem fair that you have two of the same ticket.
That's bullshit. I think you'll be able to do something about that.
Maybe she'll get lucky and Christopher Dorsen will take care of those policemen for her.
I think you can be glad that your girlfriend didn't mace the person that wanted to alert you to the broken head light. If he/she would sue, that would not get dismissed that easily in court.
What...
The...
******* ****...
To the tenth power...
Reference to the fml below this one, but ill never understand why people think it's funny to reference something we are all about to read
pretty sure 5 is high as ****. either that it stupidity struck again.
41, the irony...
Um, #5... the OP is female, and while its possible she might have a girlfriend, the OP is the driver in this case and so was the lady that maced the other FML's OP... So in short, your comment is a big fat reference FAIL.
why should the tickets be dismissed? driving with a broken headlight is very dangerous!
But does he deserve two tickets?
Those kinds of tickets are given just to get you to change your light, and to stumble on bigger crimes the person may be involved in. If OP fixes lights and proves it to the judges, tickets will get waived. Easy as pie.
#6: i think the second ticket should be dismissed; i'm fairly sure that a cop cannot issue you a second ticket for a problem such as this without giving you sufficient time to fix it. an hour is not enough time to fix a broken headlight. not only that, the record of the ticket would have shown up when the police officer ran OP's plates. i'm with what others have said; contact one or both court houses and explain the situation and see if the times can't be rescheduled
Find a double and go to both court at the same time ! (Good luck finding a double)
Ahh the joys of being a twin ;)
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Maybe you should talk to the judges beforehand to clear up the dilemma.
Call the court house, if you explain that both court dates conflict, they can reschedule it