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So because he is a cop & im not he is right? These thibgs happen all the time
I'm 60+ yrs old and over the years collected a dozen or so tix and guess what..I was wrong everytime and everytime I admitted guilt, paid fine and continued on. Please...you're acting like the boy you say you're not. Try humility and admit you were wrong. C'mon...try it you'll like it.
So because he is a cop & im not he is right? These thibgs happen all the time
While it is true that some cops will give bogus tickets, you have to decide if it is worth your time & money to prove yourself right, & if you have any realistic chance of winning. It sucks to pay a false ticket, but sometimes, that is life. Taking time out of our regular life to fight a hard cause, might not make sense.
If the ticket was issued in Nassau, you need to take a day off and go to the traffic court in Hempstead. I been there twice for parking tickets. Very likely you will be able to plea the ticket down to a jay walking ticket with the court clerk. No points. Just paid the fine.
Agree, go fight it. They will reduce it to a no seatbelt ticket. No points. Had this happen to me a few years ago (was Village Cops though, not Nassau)
insurers never see points on your licence they see convictions only .
insurers all have their own proprietary scoring system based on convictions and what they are .
points come off in 18 months from date of violation . that only is seen by dmv .
convictions stay on for almost 4 years from date of conviction . they come off the january following 3 years after the date of conviction . that can run just shy of 4 years .
Right, which is why I said they were separate. I have had an insurance company issue their own points on me and they kept it on for 5 years. I wasn't talking about the dmv points.
And yes, you're right, date of conviction, I forgot to put it on there.
Right, which is why I said they were separate. I have had an insurance company issue their own points on me and they kept it on for 5 years. I wasn't talking about the dmv points.
And yes, you're right, date of conviction, I forgot to put it on there.
i would get another insurer . i don't know of any company that holds a conviction against you longer than it appears on record
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