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In article <2pfjr0$8mo@news.utdallas.edu> Mohit K Goyal,
goyal@utdallas.edu writes:
>Anyways, after I got the ticket I went back to the intersection and
>there was no sign indicating no u-turn.  The other three 'sides' of
>the intersection *do* have no u-turn signs, so I'm assuming now that
>the one facing the north side of Collins is simply missing.
>
>Ok! Ok!  I'll get to the point! :)
>
>What do I do know?  Is there some law that says I should have known
>not to take a u?  Should I take a picture of the intersection?
>Basically, I'm wondering if I have any hope of contesting this or not.

I'd fight it.  First, take photographs of the intersection as soon as 
possible.  It may be helpful to have yourself in the photo with that 
day's copy of the newspaper so the data of the photo is documented (or 
take a notary with you.)

Second, call a lawyer.  I've had good luck with John L. Corn (despite the 
hokey ads.)  I think his fee is somthing like $45.

Good luck.  Richardson cops can be real bastards.

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