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On Tue, 30 Jan 2001 13:37:54 GMT, Red Dog <woof@NO_SPAMearthlink4.net>
swung a leg over their bike, fired it to life, looked at me and
belched:

>x-no-archive: yes
>
>Ron Natalie wrote:
>> 
>> Red Dog wrote:
>> 
>> > I got out of a 82 in a 65 mph ticket that way by taking a safety class
>> > and sending in the certificate.  I lied to the judge (hey, I wasn't
>> > under oath), that I had no other violations in the last 3 years.  It's
>> > not like the DA pulls your driving record for the last 7 years before
>> > you show up to court.  I counted on the fact that they wouldn't, and
>> > they didn't.
>> 
>> Gee, in Lowdown county they did pull my drivers record when they offered
>> me the option.
>
>Maybe because I was out of state?  Anyway, each Judge has the right to
>conduct his court the way he sees fit.


most likely because you had a license that was issued out of state.
Not all states have reciprocal agreements with each other and their
DMV/MVA databases aren't always compatible.  That's why it sometimes
takes so damn long if you get pulled over by a state trooper and you
have an out of state license because they have to contact the state
that issued the license to verify the license and it's status.

Starting in Y2000, there was supposed to be a unilateral agreement
between all states that they would all become part of the NDR
(National
Drivers Record database).  and by doing so, would all allow all states
to access each others driving records.  I don't *think* that has
actually happened yet but Big Brother is working on getting it done
very soon.

cheers,


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