5 speeding and a few others like window tint to dark, not carring my licnese , no proof of insurance.
134011
You could still be hired.  Be very carefull when asked about your criminal and citation record to disclose it all when asked or filling out the application.  Manytimes they are looking for lies on the application or during the interview and do not consider past criminal and citation records if disclosed.  If not disclosed they would consider you lying.
57528
legally they have the burden of proving that you did it. barring witnesses or confessions on your part, they are up shitcreek without a paddle. they cant prosecute you if they dont have this. so keep your mouth shut. Whaaaa... I cant beliveve someone did this to your car. Meeeee? Noooooo. RU kidding. ;)
652653
I am not sure what it is you are really looking to hear because one ticket makes your driving looks bad but, If you mean when an officer put your plates in his computer and make the computer crash, I think it takes a lot more than just four tickets...\nI think you are still okay...\nJust be more aware of your surroundings that's all....
446164
Sounds pretty serious and yes, he will be charged w/DUI the other people could sue his insurance and should as they may not be able to work for some time. \nDrinking and driving is so wrong when you can call someone or a cab to take you home. \nSorry to hear your friends are hurt since this is all preventable.
451353
turn it into your insurance company. tell them what he is doing. call the police. try immigrations. ICE 1-800-347-2423. good luck.
459520
Sometime police wait until the registration information comes back from the dispatcher (we don't have computers in our cars here and have to get the dispatcher to check). Sometimes the computer is very slow and it takes a while.  The police officer may have been waiting for a safe well lit area to stop you in or may have suspected you of drunk driving and was observing your driving to see how you were doing.  He could also have been waiting for backup to get closer.  We usually don't stop vehicle unless we notify the dispatcher first, if there is lots of officers on the radio, you have to wait for airtime.  Lots of reason for not stopping you immediately.  If the officer did not lose sight of your vehicle you are out of luck.  Take it to court and see what happens.
436804
go up and down the street and see if anyone witnessed it.\n\nBut no, the police can do a report, but without a witness, there is no way to prove he did it.\n\nYou put plastic over it, till you can afford a new window
485909
You were not given a ticket for speeding, it was a ticket for driving too closely. Were you or weren't you? If you want your day in 'traffic court', then go for it. You don't have much to lose other than a couple of hours. However, do not get your hopes too high. You will probably be found guilty anyway.\n\nIn the future, be more careful around marked police cars.
610621
I can't answer that question   because I don't know here you are, what the problems of the area are, or the department's history of actions. If I had to guess, I'd say it either had to do something to do with wondering if you were involved in either gang activity or drug activity or both, based on your age and the knowledge of gang and drug dealers frequently occupying flashy cars. They may also just checking your driver license which is legal in many states in order to know more about who you are and be familiar with persons in the are of his beat. There probably is some profiling involved, As far as the tinted windows,,, they are illlegal because it's harder for the driver to see out bit was written to protect officers approaching vehicles on traffic stops. There is a tint meter, an electronic handheld device that quickly and precisely measure the degree of tint on the window. Best advice I can give you, be polite and don't get upset if you get stopped, you'll just piss some aggresive ooficer to want to find something to charge you with and sarch your car. If he asks if he can search you car, say no. As long as there is nothing inside the car in "plain view", he can't search your car     unless he entices you or trys to scare you into giving him permission. Just say no, and if he uses tactics like threatening to charge you with some other charge or something, remember exactly all the details. Its illegal and a vilation of your 4th ammendment rights. If he wants to search it after you say no, he has to go get a search warrant first, or find a reason to arrest you, then he can search it as a pretext to arrest, or inventory the contents if impounded. He can also legally search anywhere in the vehicle within your reach for his own protection, and courts have ruled tha pretty much includes anywhere in the interior including the glove box. If its locked, he has to explain that if you bring it up in court. To look in your trunk, he needs your consent or arrest you, find something illegal in the interiuor, or inventory it if impounded..or get a search warrant. If you want more advice, if your a suspect in something, use your right to remain silent. You don't have to say anything and most cases are made based on getting the suspect to implicate himself...One exception to keeping your mouth shut, most states do have a seperate law that requires you to answer with your name and dob if asked. Courts have upheld failure to do so and that gives him right to arrest and search you and vehicle. Other than that, keep quite.
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Out of experience I would suggest trying to get out of the ticket. I bought a guide to beating speeding tickets that actually worked for $30. The only reason I bought the guide is because it was 100% guaranteed. It ended up working and being a lot cheaper than paying the ticket and having my insurance rates go up. Here is the link to the guide http://9a7b5c3d1.noticket.hop.clickbank.net
479426
That sounds strange.  Before any insurance company settles a claim they do a thorough investigation.  And if there was a police report, they would have that already in the files.\n\nAccidents now show up on both parties driving records regardless of who is at fault.  Your new insurance company will investigate to ensure that you weren't at fault before they issue you a policy.  Insurance companies communicate through a computer system where all of our driving records are kept.  \n\nIts also weird that you would file a claim with your insurance company....unless she was uninsured your insurance company would not pay the claim.  They would work with her insurance company, and her insurance company would pay the claim.  And her insurance company would not pay the claim if you were at fault.  They would defend her.\n\nThe adjuster has the final say.  And they would never change their decision after the claim is closed.  NEVER.\n\nInsurance is really complicated, call that adjuster and speak with him/her personally.
530754
Nope you are well within the limit, but most all dealers have signs posted about being not liable for damage etc. It's a bad cop out but I bet your dealer has such signs.
486682
Does WV have an uninsured/underinsured state fund for motor vehicle accidents?  Do you have your own insurance?  Either of those should cover you.\n\nOr you could try a crime victims compensation fund.
119440
Ouch! When no void comes to a settlement with insurance, your best best would get a injury lawyer.  In most case you will WIN and don't have to pay a lawyer one cents.  Check with the law bar in San Fransico and ask the clerk to find you good rate lawyer who wins win.  Hopefully they will have someone contact you.  Good luck, i would file, because I had to in the past when I was in a car accient and it was the cop fault.  Had to sue the city!
467861
Week after week they are in our local paper - immigrants caught driving with no license, insurance, tax or MOT.  It makes me furious that the court fines them £80.00 and gives them 6 points on a license they haven't even got.  Wheres the deterrent ??? My daughter paid £800 for her insurance when she was young - she would never have thought have driving without it because she has a conscience - these people don't. What we need is harsher sentencing or better still a ruling which says asylum seekers convicted of anything in the first year here get deported - then we don't have them stuck in our prisons paid for with tax payers money xx\n\nTo all you who are saying this is racist - I don't see it. Maybe you dont live in an area affected by these drivers. I live near Harlington where many asylum seekers are housed awaiting decision and its a real problem here.  Wait until you or someone close to you are hit by one of these people and tell me what you think then !!!!
24590
some times you can call the local police department and they can help. and even put a 24 hour notice on it. we did this at the auto parts store that i work at.
380245
Well remember too that Michigan is a "No-Fault" insurance nightmare.   Regardless of that, she backed into your car, parked legally or illegally.  In some way or another your insurance company would work it out with hers.  \n\nFile a claim, or let it go if your car is not that badly damaged and it would cost more for you to claim it (causing your rates to go up).  \n\nYou have witnesses to where your car was located and regardless of whether or not your neighbor is related to a police officer she did hit your car and you have witnesses to that effect.  \n\nIf it was that close to her driveway she could have asked someone to move it but chose to try and move her vehicle anyway so that was her choice.  \n\nJust keep in mind, that if you do go forward with filing a claim and it does escalate to "he said/she said" then you could have a hard time of it since they are your neighbors.  \n\nI know this probably doesn't help much, if you claim it you lose by increasing your insurance rates and causing even more friction with your neighbors, and if you don't claim it you're letting them intimidate you and they'll take advantage of that as well.  Either way you really can't win in this situation, take the lesser of the two evils I guess.  \n\nIf there isn't any love lost between your two families then go for it.  It's hard to choose whether or not you want something like this hanging over your head for a long time or to just let it go and be wondering if you should have let them get away with it.\n\nSpeaking of which, what is the rest of your family saying about all this?  As long as you have support then you should be ok, but if they're not supporting you it could be a long hard road ahead.\n\nI wish you the best in this.  If you're on good terms with your insurance agent you might want to talk to them "off the record" about it and see what they have to say. \n\nAlso, you might want to double check with local and state laws regarding reporting of ANY accidents involving damage on Michigan roadways.  Just because her son is a police officer does not make her exempt from the law in that regards and some places require you to report any accident even if no injuries happen.  Note: Some villages and towns in Michigan might have even stricter laws than what is at the state level.\n\nFinally, I know this is a lot of info below but it might help you in your decision.  Good luck!\n\nThis is taken from the Michigan Legislature website regarding Vehichle Traffice Laws:  You can probably find out more regarding your situation if you poke around here or at the Secretary of State site:  http://www.michigan.gov/sos/0,1607,7-127-1627---,00.html\nhttp://www.legislature.mi.gov/(S(od13m455h3wi5n553fqxrwmy))/mileg.aspx?page=getObject&objectName=mcl-300-1949-VI\n\n\nhttp://www.legislature.mi.gov/(S(od13m455h3wi5n553fqxrwmy))/mileg.aspx?page=getObject&objectName=mcl-257-620\nMICHIGAN VEHICLE CODE (EXCERPT)\nAct 300 of 1949\n\n\n257.620 Accidents; attended or unattended vehicle; stopping; report.\n\nSec. 620.\n\nThe driver of any vehicle which collides upon either public or private property with any vehicle which is attended or unattended shall immediately stop and shall then and there either locate and notify the operator or owner of such vehicle of the name and address of the driver and owner of the vehicle striking the vehicle or, if such owner cannot be located, shall forthwith report it to the nearest or most convenient police officer.\n\nhttp://www.legislature.mi.gov/(S(od13m455h3wi5n553fqxrwmy))/mileg.aspx?page=getObject&objectName=mcl-257-622\nMICHIGAN VEHICLE CODE (EXCERPT)\nAct 300 of 1949\n\n\n257.622 Report of accidents resulting in death, personal injury, or property damage; forms; analysis; use; retention.\n\nSec. 622.\n\nThe driver of a motor vehicle involved in an accident that injures or kills any person, or that damages property to an apparent extent totaling $1,000.00 or more