Cage infringements vs bike infringements? Fair?

[Jin]

This thread reminds me I really need to move the plate and put under the tail out of sight

[rastuscat]

The attitude test works both ways.

Some cops have awful attitudes.

Some drivers have awful attitudes.

If the two coincide, discretion is ruled out. In fact, if either happens, warnings are most unlikely.

[Morcs]

Pete would own it whereas Raj would look to blame someone else.

I probably would notice the cop until id committed three other offenses though. Thats happened before.

[Maha]

I probably would notice the cop until id committed three other offenses though. Thats happened before.

R6Kid was good for that also.

[TheDemonLord]

The attitude test works both ways.

Some cops have awful attitudes.

Some drivers have awful attitudes.

If the two coincide, discretion is ruled out. In fact, if either happens, warnings are most unlikely.

The problem is that I can't give a Cop a ticket when they fail the Attitude test...

[rastuscat]

The problem is that I can't give a Cop a ticket when they fail the Attitude test...

Sure you can.

Give up whatever you do now. Go to the Police college for 6 months.

Get to do shitty jobs for most of your first 2 years, and you can write tickets for anyone who breaks the law.

Generally when you are having a conversation with a cop, it's due to you having broken the rules.

Of course, now I expect a chorus of responses from all the innocent people who have been accused of breaking the rules.

Never mind the fact that often, someone breaks the rules (e.g. speed) a thousand times for each time they get caught, then squeal like a girl for the one time about the injustice of it all.

Whew, how's that for a vent.

[russd7]

Sure you can.

Give up whatever you do now. Go to the Police college for 6 months.

Get to do shitty jobs for most of your first 2 years, and you can write tickets for anyone who breaks the law.

Generally when you are having a conversation with a cop, it's due to you having broken the rules.

Of course, now I expect a chorus of responses from all the innocent people who have been accused of breaking the rules.

Never mind the fact that often, someone breaks the rules (e.g. speed) a thousand times for each time they get caught, then squeal like a girl for the one time about the injustice of it all.

Whew, how's that for a vent.

honestly, the only times i have ever ridden or driven over the posted speed limit are the few times i have been ticketed for it. thats the honest to goodness truth

[Akzle]

The problem is that I can't give a Cop a ticket when they fail the Attitude test...

like fuck you can't. and it's hilarious as shit.

anyone can serve anyone notice of anything.

[rastuscat]

like fuck you can't. and it's hilarious as shit.

anyone can serve anyone notice of anything.

I hereby serve you with notice that you are an amusing poster.

[jim.cox]

I hereby serve you with notice that you are an amusing poster.

That's "POSEUR" Rastus, "POSEUR"

[caspernz]

I hereby serve you with notice that you are an amusing poster.

That's "POSEUR" Rastus, "POSEUR"

Strange spelling for the word I'm thinking of...

[Akzle]

and an unrebutted notice has standing at law:

I hereby serve you with notice that you are an amusing poster.

i think email service has been allowed, not too sure about KB service...

[Erelyes]

like fuck you can't. and it's hilarious as shit.

It is indeed hilarious to serve crackpot notices for this that and the other. Of course, to whom it is hilarious is a rather limited subset.

I heard about one where you put a note on the windscreen saying 'anyone serving any notice on this vehicle hereby owes the owner $1000' or something like that. While these notices may be hilarious, their effectiveness seems a bit lacking.

i think email service has been allowed, not too sure about KB service...

You think? Aw gummon, I thought you were an eggspurt in these things.

[TheDemonLord]

Sure you can.

Give up whatever you do now. Go to the Police college for 6 months.

Get to do shitty jobs for most of your first 2 years, and you can write tickets for anyone who breaks the law.

Generally when you are having a conversation with a cop, it's due to you having broken the rules.

Of course, now I expect a chorus of responses from all the innocent people who have been accused of breaking the rules.

Never mind the fact that often, someone breaks the rules (e.g. speed) a thousand times for each time they get caught, then squeal like a girl for the one time about the injustice of it all.

Whew, how's that for a vent.

It's pretty average - here is another Vent:



but yes, even in your scenario - I wouldn't be able to write a cop a ticket for having a shitty attitude.

[Akzle]

but yes, even in your scenario - I wouldn't be able to write a cop a ticket for having a shitty attitude.

no. but it's not illegal to have a shitty attitude. whatever you got pulled over for probably is.

anyway. it's just a notice of infringement. it doesn't actually compel you to do anything...

It is indeed hilarious to serve crackpot notices for this that and the other. Of course, to whom it is hilarious is a rather limited subset.

I heard about one where you put a note on the windscreen saying 'anyone serving any notice on this vehicle hereby owes the owner $1000' or something like that. While these notices may be hilarious, their effectiveness seems a bit lacking.

yes and no. i use mine to invalidate anything they do to me. I do have a fee schedule (hand THAT to them roadside and watch their eyebrows.. they get autistic really quick)
breach of a default judgement is illegal as, and i've yet to meet the cop willing to argue it, even in their own courts!