I passed a cop going the speed limit and he pulled me over. How can I fight the ticket?

Answer: 1.​ Go to your initial arraignment and plead not guilty.​ You will be sc.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You I passed a cop going the speed limit and he pulled me over. How can I fight the ticket? Doug Schwan, former Owner (2000-2014) Updated Feb 6 Go to your initial arraignment and plead not guilty. You will be scheduled back for a trial on another date. When you return for your trial, the judge will ask the cop who t...  Read More » What is weird in America but normal in the rest of the world? Tyger Schonholzer, lives in The United States of America (1980-present) Written Aug 25 I grew up in Europe but have been living in the US for 30+ years. These are some of the things I noticed: Leaving your left hand on the table when you eat. In Europe, it's c...  Read More » Did you job hop constantly every 3-5 years to climb the ladder? Sven Skoog, bookish, brooding, big-headed Written Feb 1 I was advised by my first boss, a hardened ex-nuke-sub commander, that "Carefully-controlled career infidelity was the key to financial prosperity." I took him at his word ...  Read More » If my son got accepted to MIT should we follow the cheaper route to a community college first? Is the financial burn worthwhile? Tom Stagliano, Senior Aerospace Engineer (studied at MIT) Written May 9, 2018 No, no no, no, no. Did I say No? There are three reasons: It is nearly Impossible to transfer from a community college to MIT. Period. Regardless of whether your son was admit...  Read More » Weren't the civil war cannonballs just hunks of metal? How could they be effective on the battlefield as they could not explode? Tony Dennis, VP Engineering (2002-present) Updated Aug 19 When I was in Officer Basic in the 1980s, one of the instructors showed us a video tape of some testing that was done at the U.S. Army Artillery School at Ft. Sill, Oklahom...  Read More » What is a movie cliche you never get tired of seeing? Alice Tsymbarevich, Linguist, artist, mechanic, model, and then some Updated 18h ago This is a terrible cliche, and whenever I see it, I groan at the laziness and the obvious stereotypes of the movie team, but I do like it and I will like it the next time, ...  Read More » Are there any great mathematical theorems left to solve? Jeff Suzuki, Mathematician and historian of mathematics. Written Jan 31 Sure: The Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic: Every whole number can be uniquely expressed as a product of primes. The Fundamental Theorem of Algebra: Every real polynomial ca...  Read More » Why does McKinsey think it makes sense to fly out its 23-year-old junior associates to different cities every week? Ellen Vrana, former Consultant at McKinsey & Company (2009-2012) Updated Sep 1 Funny you mention that it is an operations problem. Actually, it is a brilliant operations system that is doing exactly what it should be doing. (This question reads as if B...  Read More » If a pilot and co pilot somehow become incapacitated mid-fight, do flight crew actually ask if anybody on board can land the plane? Neil Chen, Oneworld Emerald Frequent Flyer Written Nov 10 Yes, that has actually happened on a United flight from Des Moines IA to Denver CO, the captain was incapacitated and had a suspected heart attack. The first officer actuall...  Read More » In The Matrix, why doesn't the Oracle tell Neo he's the One? Gen Lamont, Admin at Nihilist Memes Updated Feb 6 because he wasn't. The One was Agent Smith. this is probably the single most widely misunderstood plot in movie history. let's take a look at what we know about The One. ... Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/