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Mikey wrote:
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> In California they actually take 3 pictures when the camera flashes,
> yes 3 cameras all different angles. One from the front of the car,
> usually shows the driver but sometimes the glare makes them use the
> side camera. The side camera takes the profile view of the driver or
> what can be seen thru the drivers side window. The rear camera takes
> the rear view which includes the license plate and a view thru the
> rear view window. Not much chance of telling the judge it wasn't you.
> I have been in court here in Virginia and heard someone tell the Judge
> they were not driving the car and then the Judge got them into a long
> conversation about who borrowed/stole their car. The person ended up
> in jail for lying to the Judge! If you didn't loan out the car then it
> was stolen and being driven without your permission, if not stolen
> then borrowed and the borrower is required to appear in Court and pay
> the fine! The Judge was able to get the person to admit that no one
> borrowed the car and it wasn't stolen soooo they were driving and had
> just said they weren't a few minutes before! Take great care in lying
> to Judges is the whole point of this! They have heard it all before
> and can get you into conversations that can ferret out the truth. You
> are nervous and they are very crafty!
> 
> 
> -- Have you checked your Smoke Detector...LATELY?

You're right! Perjury is more serious than a red light ticket.
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(ken)


Jimmy Swaggert, Jim Bakker and Jesse Jackson are
collaborating on a new book.

It's to be titled "Ministers Do More than Laypeople."
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