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10. Thanks. Also, in the old days you chould choose to go to court

Reply to jeff47 (Reply #8)

Tue Apr 7, 2015, 12:56 PM

Apr 2015

where the office issuing the citation would have to be present.

Now, the only alternative is to "meet with a conciliator" (or something like that). Yeah, what are your chances?

Sigh.

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Can a state police officer issue tickets in a suburban residential [View all] question everything Apr 2015 OP

I'm going with "yes." n/t eShirl Apr 2015 #1

Im assuming the government owns the street, so yes. Travis_0004 Apr 2015 #2

Actually, we, the taxpayers "own" the street but I get your point question everything Apr 2015 #11

Hmmmm... tazkcmo Apr 2015 #3

Even digital things need to be calibrated. n/t PoliticAverse Apr 2015 #4

Yes littlebit Apr 2015 #5

Do you mean a state patrolman? Brickbat Apr 2015 #6

I live in Texas and in years past would never see Malraiders Apr 2015 #7

Yep. jeff47 Apr 2015 #8

Thanks. Also, in the old days you chould choose to go to court question everything Apr 2015 #10

Not sure about MN law, but that's probably "step 1" in contesting the ticket. jeff47 Apr 2015 #12

In most states, they can liberal N proud Apr 2015 #9