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phatgreatwall 02-22-2006 11:42 AM

cop show up in court 99% of the time?
 
when i went to my lawyer, she told me that i MUST get a lawyer because cops now show up almost 100% of the time. the reason she gave me was b/c cops get 2x the pay if they go to court, is that true or is this ****ing lawyer full bsing trying to get my money for a illegal right turn ticket?

gldwngr 02-22-2006 01:31 PM

Recent directives require cops to show up in court for their tickets unless a verifiable emergency dictates otherwise, or face reprimand if they do not.

Even when court cases are not scheduled during their regular working shifts, they must still arrange to attend and they will get paid overtime to be there.

ferrari_sol 02-22-2006 10:28 PM

ya my uncles a cop he gets paid 3 hours to show up at court

phatgreatwall 02-24-2006 12:54 PM

it was at night, and the no right turn sign from 4-6pm sign wasnt very visible, 4 cars behind me all got stopped by this female cop hiding in a parking lot. it's like a 18 buck ticket, i decided to fight it, should i hire a lawyer or hire one if i fail on the first trial and appeal for a 2nd trial

gldwngr 02-24-2006 04:06 PM


Originally Posted by phatgreatwall
it was at night, and the no right turn sign from 4-6pm sign wasnt very visible, 4 cars behind me all got stopped by this female cop hiding in a parking lot. it's like a 18 buck ticket, i decided to fight it, should i hire a lawyer or hire one if i fail on the first trial and appeal for a 2nd trial


For an $18 2-demerit point Disobey legal sign ticket? It would be one thing if you didn't do it and were fighting it on principle, but that's not the case here, is it? And you want to spend how much time and money fighting this?

phatgreatwall 02-24-2006 04:09 PM

no there's no points associated with this, just 18 dollars.

gldwngr 02-24-2006 06:57 PM


Originally Posted by phatgreatwall
no there's no points associated with this, just 18 dollars.

And you want to fight it? Your momma must have dropped you on the head in the bathtub when you were young.

phatgreatwall 02-25-2006 06:13 PM

and ur dad's sperm must've had no penis when he went into ur mom's egg, dumbass! freaking any ticket affects my insurance rate, of course im gonna fight it, at least my insurance is 100 bucks a month, unlike some of u

gldwngr 02-25-2006 06:25 PM


Originally Posted by phatgreatwall
no there's no points associated with this, just 18 dollars.

Moron. There are no fines for $18 associated with any HTA offence related to turns or signage. If it's not an HTA or driving-related CC charge, it will not affect your insurance..

phatgreatwall 02-25-2006 08:13 PM

it's not HTA, it's Municipality of metropolitan Toronto Univorm Traffic By-law, 32-92, section 28(a), ur telling me my insurance wont go up if i pay the ticket and pleads guilty? i asked my insurance broker at the company and they told me any traffic ticket will affect my insurance, no wonder some of u guys have such high insurance rates.....

2TONE_93GT 02-25-2006 08:34 PM


Originally Posted by phatgreatwall
it's not HTA, it's Municipality of metropolitan Toronto Univorm Traffic By-law, 32-92, section 28(a), ur telling me my insurance wont go up if i pay the ticket and pleads guilty? i asked my insurance broker at the company and they told me any traffic ticket will affect my insurance, no wonder some of u guys have such high insurance rates.....


I was told the same for parking infractions.. bitches on my street complain if the car sticks 4 centimeters over the sidewalk... they call parking enforcement... idiots..

these are the same idiots who think they have rats in their pool.. :laugh:

gldwngr 02-25-2006 08:45 PM


Originally Posted by phatgreatwall
it's not HTA, it's Municipality of metropolitan Toronto Univorm Traffic By-law, 32-92, section 28(a), ur telling me my insurance wont go up if i pay the ticket and pleads guilty? i asked my insurance broker at the company and they told me any traffic ticket will affect my insurance, no wonder some of u guys have such high insurance rates.....


That bylaw offence will not show up on your driver's abstract. If you had been charged with disobet legal sign under the HTA it would have been another matter.

SuprAdam 02-26-2006 01:38 AM

So pay $500 for a lawyer to get off on a $18 traffic ticket. You are definetly the brightest crayon of the bunch....

sleepy GSR 02-28-2006 12:44 AM


Originally Posted by phatgreatwall
at least my insurance is 100 bucks a month, unlike some of u

Not all of us are 93 years old and driving a V6 camaro to make ourselves feel young again.

kazanak 02-28-2006 11:08 AM

The responses to these threads are hilarious.

He didn't know that a municipal bylaw infraction doens't show up on a drivers abstract, and as a result, doesn't affect your insurance. Fine. Now he knows. Why is all the name-calling and blustering necessary?

If his insurance is $100/mth, he'd be a moron not to fight anything that would affect that rate, so naturally he was concerned. As anyone who's dealt with insurance companies knows, the dollar amount of the fine has NO bearing on whether it impacts your insurance.

Nice to see we're all being so supportive guys - it's really great! :ohwell:


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