my child is 5 the law is now 6 or 60lbs Last I remember it was 4 or 40lbs I have 4 kids the oldest 17 and my youngest 5 I've never gotten a ticket before please help
125656
How can you beat it?  Prove to the Court that your kid is 6 years old or weighs 60 pounds or more.  Sheesh.  \n\nYou need to read up on the law.  Go here:\n\nhttp://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/waisgate?WAISdocID=24331217793+0+0+0&WAISaction=retrieve\n\nAnd read through 27360 of the Vehicle Code.
238082
I'm an oldest child too. We do get blamed most of the time. Welcome to life. Anyway, remember the advantages we do have that the others behind us do not. And even though we have a bunch of extra responsibility, it's because our parents not only need us, but count on and rely on us. It's all in how you look at it. That is what I have learned now that I am grown, and have 3 kids of my own. This is what I tell my eldest daughter. I think she has actually come to understand. And as far as you always being blamed.....remember guilty until PROVEN innocent. Gather evidence next time and confront the issue with proof!
285855
Littering is a misdemeanor...but they usually don't pull you over for it...unless it's quota time\n\nAnd why do you have to appear in court if you didn't get a ticket....sounds more like a verbal warning\n\n\nA summons huh?...that's a little odd usually they give you a ticket if you have to appear in court.\n\noh and btw I think it's more of a gross abuse of power ,just to get there quota for the month
607141
You can get an attorney.  They often can make the situation better.  You can also prove your innocence.  Have photos, diagrams, etc. showing exactly why you didn't really deserve the ticket.  But i'm betting you did deserve the tickets.  Get an attorney is your best bet.
355477
If you still have the pass, it may be more of a 'fix it' ticket and you wont be fined. If you have the citation, it should say either when to appear in court, or the address where you can go to take care of it.
333008
Most courts usually consider the childs request at about 11-12 yrs old, but that doesn't mean you will get your wish. There is not a "law" per se, but rather the merits of each individual situation. It is really up to the judge.
54721
If they're in your car and you're driving, then yes.  I don't know about Illinois, but in California you're responsible for the passengers in your car minors or not.  If one of your passengers isn't wearing a seatbelt, you can get a ticket in addition to them getting one, even if they're an adult.  When they're not in your car (or even just if you're not driving it) you're not responsible for them unless you and their parents sign something saying you are.
129791
I'm a mom and you just told me.. see how simple that was...\n\nOk when my son got a speeding ticket.. well Ya.. so like First have the ticket paid.. next ?\n\nMom, i made a really big mistake and i am so so sorry.. I know i am in the wrong.. and it was my fault.. i was in a rush to get?????????? and well i got a ticket.. But Wait... I have already paid for it and took the responisbility for it..  \n\nNow if you are on her insurance like my son.. here is what you can do.. Go to the driving class and take it.. it will then come off your record..and her insurance will not go up..\n\nwell good luck.. O bring gift to mom.. we love gifts it will ease the blow..  Walmart earings $2.99 are cheep and it will make us happy.. or get picked flowers.. or take her out to dinner.. or clean the entire house. or get a DVD and have a movie night.. But make sure you are in good turms with her..\n\nDid you know Honny attracts bees but crap attracts maggotts.  Get it.. sweet talk.. love moma Giggles.
100115
I believe it is 8, a friend of mine recenelty had to move because his daughter turned 8 and could no longer share a room with his son (4).
224137
You probably need to be speaking to your lawyer about this. He can guide you in your options and how best you can help your child. You child shouldn't be used as a meal ticket by your ex. That's just wrong.
74964
Motor vehicle infractions do not usually result in jail time, unless they involve drunk driving or willful injury to another person.  If you show the court that you're sorry and you have 3 kids in your care, they'll probably let you off with a fine.\nYour screen name sounds like a set of ham radio call letters.  If it is, then 73 from a fellow ham!
486783
I am sure that was a .64  since a .08 or a .10 is legal drunk,  and a .6 would be basicly dead.\n\nWhat you will be ticketed for ( and normally sent to your parents) will be a minor in possession  and I would say that most likely the parent there should be in jail now if the officer did thier job property for allowing unage to drink and providing it, ( even if they did not physcialy provide it, since it was there and they were there)\n\nNormally you will have either a fine or community service and osme probation time.\n\nBut no, they can send a ticket to you in the mail, not uncommom or come latter and arrest you and take you in and make your parents come down and get you out of lock up.
649307
Talk to the prosecutor before you have to pay the ticket. Alot of times they will either reduce or dismiss it. I had one dismissed yesterday by talking to the prosecutor a couple counties over here in Indiana.
217788
Well, first of all, it depends on what state you live in.\nIn California, you can go to court without a parent if you are 18 years old on or before the court date, otherwise you have to go with a parent.\nMy court date was 3 days before my 18th birthday and I had to go with my dad.\nAs for the court itself, it really depends on what type of judge you get.\nWhen I went, they basically asked me what happened exactly at the time I got caught and the series of events that took place. What else they say depends on how the judge is feeling that day, I guess.\nThe first time I got a ticket, I basically got yelled at for being out of school in the first place.\nThe second time the judge just calmly told me that after school was the time I should be hanging out with my friends at the park, instead of during school. haha.\nAnyway, it depends on the judge and they will usually tell you not to do it again and you will get a small fine (between $35-60) and 20 hours of community service, in which you have 3 months to do. (At least where I live you do; your city might be different.)\nHope this helps ;)
142562
he should be in the back seat, but check with your local police station to find out the weight requirements of your state/county and what type of restraints he should be in.\n\nIf he's really small for his age, he may be required to be in a special booster seat.
672096
Contact the folks at city hall.  They can either tell you if you do have an outstanding ticket or give you a good contact at the responsible agency.  Hope it helps.
243929
There should be a contact number on the back of that ticket. Give it a call and they'll tell you how much. There should be a court date on the front of that ticket, that should be a due date. Call the police dept that isued the ticket and give them a call. They should be able to help