Originally posted by: JLee
You don't sign them here.
In some places, signing the ticket is a promise to appear in court- if you won't sign to promise to appear in court, you can be arrested.
Originally posted by: LS21
all the tickets ive seen has read explcitily "signature is not admission of guil/is acknowledge of charget".. .not signing would mean non-compliance of police instructiopn which would mean arrest
pretty straight forward
Originally posted by: LS21
all the tickets ive seen has read explcitily "signature is not admission of guil/is acknowledge of charget".. .not signing would mean non-compliance of police instructiopn which would mean arrest
pretty straight forward
Originally posted by: scorpious
You know the drill, he tells you the ticket is not an admission of guilt, and asks you to sign.
If you refuse, what happens? As in, "no thanks I won't sign, just give me the ticket please".
Originally posted by: alkemyst
Originally posted by: scorpious
You know the drill, he tells you the ticket is not an admission of guilt, and asks you to sign.
If you refuse, what happens? As in, "no thanks I won't sign, just give me the ticket please".
He could take you to jail. It makes no sense to fight with the officer...take it to court if you have a beef.
Originally posted by: JLee
You don't sign them here.
In some places, signing the ticket is a promise to appear in court- if you won't sign to promise to appear in court, you can be arrested. I don't know details..not familiar with other states.
Originally posted by: alkemyst
Most places do not require the officer to be present for traffic infractions anymore. Just an FYI.
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Originally posted by: JLee
You don't sign them here.
In some places, signing the ticket is a promise to appear in court- if you won't sign to promise to appear in court, you can be arrested. I don't know details..not familiar with other states.
Thankfully, I've never had very many tickets in my life, but MOST places I've lived, signing the ticket is an acknowledgement that you received the ticket and a promise to appear...and refusing to sign it gets you an immediate trip to jail so you can be taken to court.