Re: Wanted: Advice on appealing traffic ticket

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From: Mike Vandeman
Date: Thu, 18 May 1995 00:00

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--Some three weeks ago I got a ticket for taking a right turn at a stop 
--light with a "no turn on red" sign.  I don't deny that I made the turn on 
--right, but I believe that, given my income of below $10,000 per year, the 
--$104 is excessive.
 
I thought my $100 ticket for rolling through a stop sign on my $25 bicycle
was excessive, but the judge didn't. At that rate, car drivers should pay
4 times the value of their vehicle for running a stop sign.

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From: mjvande@pbhye.pacbell.com (Mike Vandeman)
Subject: Re: Wanted: Advice on appealing traffic ticket
Date: 1995/05/18
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