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tomxtr · 03-21-2005, 02:27 PM

The officer's name is on the ticket, or should be. Call the station and ask to speak with the officer. They'll probably say that he is not available or something. Then ask someone there, what days he works or something like that. Then, try to schedule a court date for a day when he is off. You have to be creative when scheduling an excuse, because they don't just give you whatever day you want. Say something like I'm away at school and this is the one day that I'm available.

If you don't fight it, your insurance is guaranteed to skyrocket for like 3 to 5 years. More often than not, even if the cop shows, they'll reduce the speed and say you were doing 12 over or something to lower your fine. Anyway, good luck.

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tomxtr is Offline Sergeant Posts: 1,234 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: USA	03-21-2005, 02:27 PM The officer's name is on the ticket, or should be. Call the station and ask to speak with the officer. They'll probably say that he is not available or something. Then ask someone there, what days he works or something like that. Then, try to schedule a court date for a day when he is off. You have to be creative when scheduling an excuse, because they don't just give you whatever day you want. Say something like I'm away at school and this is the one day that I'm available. If you don't fight it, your insurance is guaranteed to skyrocket for like 3 to 5 years. More often than not, even if the cop shows, they'll reduce the speed and say you were doing 12 over or something to lower your fine. Anyway, good luck.