Who's been to jail for a traffic ticket?
Who here has gone to jail after being convicted of a traffic violation? If I understand right most driving violations are Class II misdameanors,For Class 2 misdemeanors, confinement in jail for up to six months and a fine of up to $1,000, either or both, has anyone actually been to jail over this?
My friend did. It was for reckless and he didn't show up for court. So they had a warrant on him. He turned his self in and was in there for 4 days.
I know ZeRo_c0oL@work just got out of a stint in jail for going over 100 on his bike. I'm sure he'll chime in soon.
Last edited by blah; May 9, 2006 at 09:20 AM.
Originally Posted by blah
I know ZeRo_c0oL@work just got out of a stint in jail for going over 100 on his bike. I'm sure he'll chime in soon.
Yes, I sure did.
Yeah they threw me in jail for a day after 72/45. Some BS if you ask me; jail time for speeding. I wasn't being reckless and there was no one else on the road.
my friend did as well, he was two weeks away from getting his license back because it was suspended for like 8 months and he got caught with a wreckless with a suspended license and thrown in jail for 10 days.....no sympathy from the police, been to iraq, served our country and hes thrown in immediately no questions....
Originally Posted by CrazyCaucAzian8
no sympathy from the police, been to iraq, served our country and hes thrown in immediately no questions....
so the law is supposed to let wreckless driving while on a suspended license slide just because he served in iraq?
Originally Posted by CrazyCaucAzian8
my friend did as well, he was two weeks away from getting his license back because it was suspended for like 8 months and he got caught with a wreckless with a suspended license and thrown in jail for 10 days.....no sympathy from the police, been to iraq, served our country and hes thrown in immediately no questions....
people think that they can wear their navy or army uniform to court,and get out of DUI's and shit..thats the only thing i dont like about the court system.





