In the state of Pennsylvania
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The police will not fine you.  The court would handle the disposition of the case.  The police merely write the original ticket.  If you have a question, maybe your best bet would be to call the court and ask.  If there is any fine it would be imposed by the court, so don't admit to anything.  The law in PA states that the tinting must not prevent someone from seeing inside the vehicle.\n\nTITLE 75 Section 4524 (e)(1) of the Pennsylvania Common Statutes states that\n\n(1) No person shall drive any motor vehicle with any sun screening device or other material which does not permit a person to see or view the inside of the vehicle through the windshield, side wing or side window of the vehicle.\n\n\nNote that the law only prohibits tinting which prevents a person from seeing or viewing the inside of the vehicle. It does not prohibit all tinting or tinting below 70%.\n\nThe Law therefore implicitly permits any tinting which does not prevent a person from seeing or viewing the inside of the vehicle.
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Try this link\nhttp://www.ilovegardens.com/Pennsylvania_Gardens/pennsylvania_gardens.htm
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i dont know any off the top of my head, but if you look up skateshops in new jersey, you could find plenty. I found plenty of them by doing that for pennsylvania.
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Depends on the state.
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Which state?\n\nThere is a Lafayette in PA, IA, LA, CA, CO, MS, ... I'm sure there are more, but those are the ones I could think of off-hand.
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http://www.padisciplinaryboard.org/dis_board.html. This site deals with the state of Pennsylvania, but seems to go into detail about what you might need. I hope it works for you.
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Usually you can setup a payment plan.  My buddy did it in PA.  He paid like $15/month for a huge amount of fines he accumulated.
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I tried to find this for you, however, I didn't have much luck finding it online. I'm assuming you're looking for the Summit Township in Crawford County (closest I could find to Meadville-unfortunately, I don't know PA very well), and there wasn't much on their website other than an email address to contact them. I would suggest calling or emailing the Register of Deeds office to see if they can email you a copy. It does say on their website that they can mail or fax, so perhaps they can email as well. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find any online records for them. \n\nAnother suggestion is to contact the local planning board. They should have copies of the plat maps available. Let me warn you though, plat maps can be very large. Good luck, I hope this helps a little.\n\nedit: Also, in case you didn't know, a Plat Map is different from a regular map that just shows roads, etc. A plat map will show a specific subdivision, may contain conditions and restrictions for that subdivision, and shows the lot lines along with any easements, etc.
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your local paper should show this.try a search for it .
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call your local government - county clerk, township clerk, that sort of office.  If nothing else, go to the state Secretary of State's office to see where to check for your area.
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Come down my way and get lawn tix. They are like 40 bucks. BTW, I will be seeing the show in Burgettstown, PA (Pittsburgh) at the Post Gazette Pavilion.
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3309 is the section number from the PA vehicles Code. From what the law states this person crossed the lanes of traffic. The yellow lines
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Try a real estate lawyer.  PA Bar Association should be able to find one for you.  \n\nIf in Eastern PA, good luck.  Flooding has only recently become a big issue for much of that region.
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Hopefully the people of PA smarten up today.
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Probably Massachusetts.
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i live in pa also.tell me a little more or how we can get in touch.i live in the norristown area.near valley forge
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Pennsylvania.  He went to IUP - Indiana University of Pennsylvania.