🚀 go-pugleaf

Y2KYZFR1 wrote:
>
> Peter Roehling <peter_roehling@eee.org> wrote in message news:<3B80A6C2.B743257E@eee.org>...
> > Y2KYZFR1 wrote:
> > >
> > > Local municipalities can not override federal codes like that, it is explained in the code.
> >
> > A local judge can do pretty much whatever he feels like doing, and there
> > is frequently nothing you can do about it.
> > Illegal? Yes. Immoral? Yes. But that's the way the system works.
> >
> > P.
>
> not in the US they can't.

Dream on. Despite Larry's somewhat Pollyanna-ish attitude towards the
law (understandable since he's an attorney) my experience has been that
unless you feel like dumping thousands of dollars into lawyer's fees you
don't stand a chance on something like this.

So while in theory you might have slightly better than a snowball's
chance in Hell of overturning a bad traffic court decision, in fact
nobody in their right mind is going to bother on something like an
equipment violation.

P.