So because of this typo I went from having to pay a fine to having to going to open court. Should I plead not guilty because I didn't do what the ticket said I did, even though I actually when faster then the charge?
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The damage to the other car was minimal. We both thought it was an option, not a law, to call the police in a parking lot.
answered on Jan 17, 2018
On private property and if he left a note and reported to his insurance, plead not guilty.
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