appeals are a wonderfull thing

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Nov 23, 2006 | 05:37 PM

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duder

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Re: appeals are a wonderfull thing

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Originally Posted by SpeedJunkie

A lot of people have already said it, but they don't do that anymore... Unless the officer has left the force, passed away, or transfered they will just reschedule.

Although I have gotten a few charges in the past that way.

Nope, they still do it. Was in traffic court the 20th and the judge said: "The officer is not here, you're free to go."

Nov 23, 2006 | 05:39 PM

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SpeedJunkie

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Re: appeals are a wonderfull thing

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Nope, they still do it. Was in traffic court the 20th and the judge said: "The officer is not here, you're free to go."

Maybe I should of said they don't have to do it.

Nov 24, 2006 | 06:07 PM

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Re: appeals are a wonderfull thing

yeah, it's up to the judge, and it DEFINATELY depends on the charges.

it's never happened to me, but i've seen it happen to others during my many many trips in front of the judge.