ryan roopnarine
06-30-2005, 08:17 AM
before court got underway or defendants' witnesses were sworn. if you remember from last week, i posted of submitting a request for public records and getting a useful piece of info as a result. that info was: the guy that wrote the ticket no longer worked for the sheriff or even lived in town. you can all say what you like about my ticket fighting skills....i still didn't go to sleep last night so that i could formulate a dynamic defense and practice bobbin' and weavin'. the judge said "the sheriff's office recommends that the ticket be dismissed." bs, methinks. why would the sheriff recommend anything? the sheriff had the nerve to send a letter to me stating "the guy isn't here anymore, ergo he can't answer of your interrogetories, but we can answer some of them, for the cost of 51.60$ USD. i know that in a situation like that, the judge would call one up and effectively say--lack of prosecution--dismissed herself. this is florida, for cripes sake, the policeman could testify by affidavit if they wanted (i wouldn't let them, of course) im happy that whatever i did or do gets me out of court so quickly, however...ii know that some here will say that it was dumb luck BOTH times, 'll just have to be content in knowing that i have decent skills with respect to such matters.
grab yo' glock when you see tupaaacccc
call a cop when you see tupaaacccc
i just saw a white guy singing it with such conviction...i didn't have the heart to laugh 'cause he was so serious...don't like the song much either but now i want to put it on a cd to drive around and listen to.
grab yo' glock when you see tupaaacccc
call a cop when you see tupaaacccc
i just saw a white guy singing it with such conviction...i didn't have the heart to laugh 'cause he was so serious...don't like the song much either but now i want to put it on a cd to drive around and listen to.