Hello
i am in state texas, city sugarland
sugarland municipal court ordered community srvc
i am 17 year old, i got a traffic ticket cuz i was driving at 108mph and judge gave me 6 months to complete 40 hours community srvc and to take a saving our kids class and re take driving test and do deffensive driving ,
i didnt did community srvc , i just re take dps test and deffensive driving
could judge sent me to jail for not doing 40 hours srvc and for not taking a class ordered by the judge
my court date is on june 12
i am very nervous
please replyyy quickly
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06-11-09 12:16 AM #1
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!!urgent info on failure to do community service texas
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06-11-09 01:17 AM #2
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Um, could you potentially be facing consequences (like jail) for not doing what the judge ORDERED you to do? Yes. It will be up to the judge.....
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06-11-09 01:18 AM #3
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06-11-09 01:27 AM #4
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Yes and I hope he does. Originally Posted by itshamza
Sorry it took so long to spell and punctuate that sentence correctly.:rolleyes:My Inalienable Rights were given to me by God and NOT by the Government.
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06-11-09 02:05 AM #5
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Of course he can send you to jail, and he probably will. Judges usually don't like it when people blatently ignore their orders.
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06-11-09 05:32 AM #6
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I bet the judge has better things to do and other people to worry about. I wouldn't worry about the ole bag of hot air.
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06-11-09 07:58 AM #7
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I'm sure he was just kidding when he ordered community service. Just tell him you thought he was kidding. You can all have a good laugh, bump each other in the ribs, and go out for a root beer float afterward.
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06-11-09 08:15 AM #8
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Its called contempt of court. You should have done your court ordered community service. You might spend some time in jail, and still have to do the community service, and since you're 16 or over, you go to adult jail, not kid jail.
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06-11-09 08:19 AM #9
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Damm, why y'all gotsta be all in his grill - u no he just tryin' 2 b a playa.
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06-11-09 11:10 AM #10
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6 months was plenty to perform community service. Hopefully he throws the book at you.
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06-11-09 01:45 PM #11
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BIG will attempt to put it in street venacular, that would things more palatable to your mental capacity. Originally Posted by itshamza
Dude .......u be fckd!! dmbass. :rolleyes:BIG SEXY says - "When life hands you lemons, take those same lemons & smash them into lifes' ugly *** mugg!! That'll learn'em to give you lemons."
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06-11-09 01:52 PM #12
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Since you didn't do your community service, the best thing would be just not show up for your court date. Maybe the will forget about it and it would be no big deal then.
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06-11-09 03:22 PM #13
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Whatever you do don't write a written letter to the judge explaining what happened.
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06-11-09 03:27 PM #14
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mannn i am soooo nervous,
because i had a lawyer to defend my case so it wont come on my record,
he called 4 days ago to reming me of my date, and asked me that have i done all my court ordered things,
i told him no
HE GOT SOOO mad and he said may be he wont go infront of judge with me, and he sais that the judge of this court is very strict,
Hope i dont face jail charges,
but if i did, how long wil they put me in jail for, and what other fines would i have to pay i mean jail bond or any other fines
PLEASE GUYS HELP ME OUTT, I AM REALLY SCARED
MY COURT IS TOMORROW
JUNE 12 THE WORST DAY OF MY LIFE
PLEASE GIV ME TIPS WHAT SHOULD I SAY WHEN I GO INFRONT OF JUDGE,
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