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Originally Posted by HMLRHT1
Ok, my wife was driving down Alandari Ln this afternoon. She came to a stop at English Ivy Cir. Next thing she knows there is a motorcycle deputy pulling her over. The deputy told her that she stopped at the stop sign but it wasn't long enough. He didn't state it was a rolling stop. It was just not long enough. How long is not long enough? I believe that if you break the law you should pay the penalty but when the deputy told my wife that she did stop then where is the violation? At that point it makes it clear to me that it is quota for the month and entrapment and not enforcement. Should we go to court? We know that the fine is $166 and 3 points. If we lose or win what are the court costs? Anyone have any recommendations?
Thanks.
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Obliviously, you can fight the ticket. Probably won't win.
Some people have tried "Ticket Clinic", and the reviews shows mixed results. Might have to pay even more money and they don't guarantee the points to be excluded for her license. a friend of mine used them and paid even more money, and they didn't do anything for him.
Another option is to pay the fine but you are allowed to take a driving course and the points will
not be added to her license, assuming she
hasn't taken the class within the last 12 months.
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