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Unread 08-16-2006, 12:31 PM   #23 (permalink)
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No way in fuck does that stick. I seriously doubt that any Judge hearing traffic tickets has the power to restrain a person from driving. Typically, that power rests with the administrative agency of the state that issued the license. "The judge has told every law enforcement agency in her jurisdiction that all moving traffic citations involving drivers ages 16 to 18 must go before her" --this statement is confusing as fuck and really doesn't make much sense.

I kinda suspect that whoever wrote this article might have added a little bit of fiction. Any judge should know better than pull all of that shit that's spelled out in this story. Those who don't know better, and can't figure it out after getting spanked by a court of review, usually get removed from being judge very quickly.

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