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by Shelly Gibs on March 29th, 2006

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I got a ticket for making a right turn on a red light at a "no turn on red" corner. The sign is hard to see, and it was nighttime. Can I fight the ticket on those grounds?

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  • by Anonymous on June 11th, 2006

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    All traffic signs are designed and located to give the motorists the optimal vision in day time and at night. i was not there, but i find it hard to believe, that of all the other people that obeyed this sign, you are the only one the officer cited, for not obeying.

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    • What an insipid, totally out of order reply!! This person assumes that government is right in this instance, and it may very well not be. And, there is a very respectable principle, based on Common Law, which provides that there is no criminal offense, absent an injured party.

      By and large--especially these days--government is a racket, and a money making operation. Both nationally and locally. Fight for your rights, with every breath you take!!! PEACE!!

      Bill_B5529

      by Bill_B5529 on July 4th, 2011

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