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Posted by S'mee on August 11, 2008, 4:36 pm
> Somebody wrote:
> >>What PITA? You show proof you have nothing but stock pipes on the
> >>bike. Problem solved...
>
> Obviously that fine person has never been to court in Kalifornia.
>
> First, you take a day off work and appear on the day and time specified. =
But
> the magistrate on the bench can only accept your guilty plea or assess bo=
nd
> and schedule a trial before a real judge. =A0So you pay the same as the f=
ine
> would have been then take another day off work to see the judge - except =
you
> won't get to unless you also hired a lawyer. =A0The court clerk schedules
> folks with lawyers first and since they are often complicated cases the
> court wont get to you before quitting time. So your case will be continue=
d
> and you will have to come back another day, then another, then another.
> Miss a roll call and you will be found guilty and forfet bail.
>
> That's one reason not to live in such places.
It could be but I've never found it a waste of my time to go to
court when I had to. Either traffic court or jury duty. ;^) I don't
mind it at all, not when I know factually that I'm right. It's just
time and I've all the time in the world.
There are some motorcycles out there that are loud from the word
go. I know the LS650/S40 was loud and still is. My motorcycle is
naturally loud. Does that make me in violation of the law? Does that
make other motorcycles that are loud in violation?
I agree that particular law is so poorly worded that just about
anyone could probally beat it.
--
Keith
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