Anybody have advice on combatting speeding tickets, tbh?

[cantthinkofanything]

No, the court doesn't ever require proof of enrollment.

Yes, they do.

[Blake]

No...if you go through the process to beat the case as I laid out, the court requires proof of enrollment. If you plead "no contest", and then declare deferred adjudication and request for hearing, you will have to have proof of enrollment before they will set the case. Your goal is still to try to beat the case at the hearing.

do you know what deferred adjudication means?

[Blake]

Yes, they do.

prove it

[cantthinkofanything]

do you know what deferred adjudication means?

If I didn't, I could certainly Google it very quickly. In any event, I would not admit it on a message board.

[cantthinkofanything]

prove it

I do not have that kind of time to waste for you.

[Blake]

I do not have that kind of time to waste for you.

I'm surprised you wasted any time here when there's a discussion about pooping while wearing sunglasses going on

[cantthinkofanything]

I'm surprised you wasted any time here when there's a discussion about pooping while wearing sunglasses going on

That thread must have been too erudite for Spurstalk. So I'm left to clean up ya'lls legal problems. But I'm more than willing to switch gears and get back to the other.

[Blake]

But I'm more than willing to switch gears and get back to the other.

hurry! There's no time for you to waste!