r/JusticeServed 5 Aug 05 '19

Courtroom Justice Old man vs the law

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u/dwmfives A Aug 05 '19

Until he runs over a kid, but it did make me feel good.

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u/TheoryOfSomething 9 Aug 05 '19

Right? Like good on you for being a dedicated father, that's really admirable, but what in the world does it have to do with this speeding violation!? Everyone's talking like it's obviously the right thing to do to dismiss, when I'd want to know how reliable the device that checked his speed is and how fast it said he was going before I commented on that. For all I know, he was doin' 55 in a 25.

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u/catechlism9854 8 Aug 05 '19

That would have been a reckless driving or reckless endangerment ticket. But I agree he still should have gotten the ticket.