Okay, I know I did wrong but what next?!

[TridentX2]

Close thread please

[Roger Dat]

I doubt your off the hook, as a result of holidays and such there may be a backup with the scheduling of court. You need to call and follow up.

[TridentX2]

Close thread please

[Samuel]

Since you prefer not to listen to the sound advice that Roger posted - just ignore the whole thing, it'll go away... :rolleyes:

[SnapShawt]

Wait, so you admit to it and then state you're pleading not guilty and fighting it. Are you going to say, "Yes, your honor, I am guilty actually but have decided it's in my best interests to attempt to fight it anyway?"

[pac201]

Since you prefer not to listen to the sound advice that Roger posted - just ignore the whole thing, it'll go away... :rolleyes:

what he said!

[Plazoo]

I know it is pathetic that people like me waste money and resources.. However I honestly am finding it hard enough to feed myself as it is.

Er...and taking a day off from work, in order to fight a ticket you're going to end up paying anyway, is helping you save money to eat how?

[Legoate]

I'll pass on the calling them up asking for a court date; honestly I am one to take accountability for my actions

No you are not. You admit speeding and getting caught for it and yet you try to use any means or excuse to get out of it.

To "take accountability for my actions" means to take responsibility for the things you have done, take your punishment, and not make the same mistakes again. What you are doing is being a little lying weasel who will try any method to skip having to pay for your lapse in judgement.

[retdetsgt]

I'll pass on the calling them up asking for a court date; honestly I am one to take accountability for my actions and if the officer shows up for the hearing (if there is one) that will be it, i'll just add the ticket to my debt. I know it is pathetic that people like me waste money and resources.. However I honestly am finding it hard enough to feed myself as it is.

Are there any laws on how late a summons to court can be?

Problem is, if there is a court date and it was sent out and for some reason you didn't get it, you're screwed. It's more than a fine you're facing, you could get your license suspended for failure to appear. That kind of suspension generally gets your tossed in the pokey if you're stopped.

It might have gotten lost in court and gone away, but I doubt it. I really don't care what you do, it's your ***, but if it were me, I'd contact the court.

[TridentX2]

Close this, answer received outside of this forum.

[Samuel]

Close this, answer I wanted to hear received outside of this forum.

fixed it... :rolleyes:

:click: ignore time