Timjoebillybob
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But that is some peoples belief, along with the earth being supported by an elephant, or...
And I'm not saying that religious people are ignorant, I'm religious as well.
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And I'm not saying that religious people are ignorant, I'm religious as well.
I know some people who think that about themselves; some on INGO!
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Georgia man receives $1.4M speeding ticket, city officials say it's not a mistake | Blaze Media
A Savannah, Georgia, man received a speeding ticket in the amount of $1.4 million and was told by city officials that he needed to pay the amount or appear in court.In Chatham County, Georgia, Connor Cato was driving home when he was pulled over by a Georgia State Patrol officer who ticketed him...
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AndreusMaximus
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Clickbait.Georgia man receives $1.4M speeding ticket, city officials say it's not a mistake | Blaze Media
A Savannah, Georgia, man received a speeding ticket in the amount of $1.4 million and was told by city officials that he needed to pay the amount or appear in court.In Chatham County, Georgia, Connor Cato was driving home when he was pulled over by a Georgia State Patrol officer who ticketed him...
Almost at the end of the article:
I doubt that the law is written to allow the payment, it is a technology issue, not a legal one.
Therefore I concur; clickbait…
"The balance reflected in the e-citation is a placeholder, not a fine. Anyone that is caught speeding 35+ miles per hour receives the placeholder because it is a mandatory court appearance," they added.”
"The system automatically puts in $999,999.99 as the base amount plus other costs since the only way to resolve the ticket is to appear in court," the city stated.”
“Officials confirmed that the astronomical amount is not enforced but has been in place with their newest system since 2017. The representatives of the city also said the fine cannot exceed $1,000.”
Therefore I concur; clickbait…
"The balance reflected in the e-citation is a placeholder, not a fine. Anyone that is caught speeding 35+ miles per hour receives the placeholder because it is a mandatory court appearance," they added.”
"The system automatically puts in $999,999.99 as the base amount plus other costs since the only way to resolve the ticket is to appear in court," the city stated.”
“Officials confirmed that the astronomical amount is not enforced but has been in place with their newest system since 2017. The representatives of the city also said the fine cannot exceed $1,000.”
AndreusMaximus
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Well, I'm confused, then. How can they be telling him it's not a typo, but at the same time supposedly city officials say the law doesn't allow the fine to be over $1,000? Sounds like this city needs to get their act together...
AndreusMaximus
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Okay, wait, I think I see what's it's saying now.
It sounds like they have a law that requires a court appearance for a "super-speeder" ticket. So according to the law, there is no fine you can pay and not show up to court; you have to show up to court no matter what.
But the system they're using requires an amount to be input in that field anyways; their program "thinks" that there has to be an amount put in that the person can pay and not show up to court.
As a work-around, they just put in a super high amount.
So while it's not technically a "typo", it is incorrect, in that it doesn't match up with what the law actually requires. According to the law, the guy just has to show up to court no matter what, no mention of any million dollar fine you can pay to avoid doing so. That number is just something they're punching into their system as a workaround.
So if the offender knows the law limits the fine to $1000 and is willing to pay that amount, why bother going to court? Can’t he just wait for a $1000 ticket to show up in the mail since he knows the $1.4M is bogus? Sounds like rich people can ignore it if they know what the statute allows.
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Man arrested for involvement in secret Chinese biolab probe in California.
On Oct. 19, Jia Bei "Jesse" Zhu was arrested in California during an investigation into a black market Chinese biolab in Reedley. He faces charges of producing and selling misbranded medical devices a
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An Alaska Airlines flight was diverted late Sunday after a "credible security threat related to an authorized occupant in the flight deck jump seat."
MLB pitcher goes viral for seemingly reading the Bible in dugout before Game 7 win that sent team to World Series
Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Brandon Pfaadt was captured on film while seeming to be calmly reading his Bible alone in the dugout before he started in the pivotal Game 7 of the National League Championship Series against the Philadelphia Phillies.The MLB player was preparing to start...
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School bus driver in Alabama allegedly had blood alcohol level of .33 while dropping off busload of kids
A substitute school bus driver in Alabama has been fired from the district and criminally charged after police say he had a blood alcohol level more than four times the legal limit while driving his route earlier this month.On October 17, 46-year-old James Chaney, a transportation mechanic who...
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