Scene of the crime
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
Is that only city-wide in the US? Here in Europe we have international agreements..
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đ° đ đą đĻ đŗ đĻ đ° âšī¸replied to [email protected] last edited by
I remember when they added speeding fines to Elite: Dangerous and I purposely racked up several billion credits worth of speeding tickets in Federation space, on top of the billions of fines I had for dumping biowaste all over the mail slots of their stations.
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[email protected]replied to đ° đ đą đĻ đŗ đĻ đ° âšī¸ last edited by
And if you ever want to pay the fine, you have to stealth in or get blasted by defense turrets. They rather see you dead than get the fine paid
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đ° đ đą đĻ đŗ đĻ đ° âšī¸replied to [email protected] last edited by
The way I do stealth is just being fast. They have to scan you first, so if you're fast enough they can't even do that.
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[email protected]replied to đ° đ đą đĻ đŗ đĻ đ° âšī¸ last edited by
The last time I tried smuggling I was in a Type 9 and had huge issues with getting in, changed to a smaller frame and it went easier
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
I really don't blame you. All cops outside of Metro areas or established cities in Missouri are local blumpkins tasked with collecting tax revenue from outsiders. This is because all rural areas in the Midwest stagnated economically and socially 50+ years ago.
Metro and City cops are doing the same on a different scale. They tend to be high/drunk/running organized crime. So at least they're bootstrapping and living the American dream of working for themselves.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
I think you mean "bumpkin" unless you are making a very odd accusation about the sexual proclivities of rural police.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
You are correct, I meant bumpkin. I would blame autocorrect or swipe, but here we are.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
It was worth the sensible chuckle in my opinion.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
Private parking tickets aren't generally enforceable in a court, but they can choose to tow or boot your vehicle if you park somewhere ride under their control.
I work at a university, and while the parking services department can't give you a real ticket enforceable by the court, they can withhold student records, diplomas, etc or withhold registration.
But tickets handed out by University police are different, since they're actually police and not parking attendants.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
In the US just go over state lines and only get your tickets in rural nowhere towns and you're fine
Source: sister in law who, at one point, had outstanding tickets in I think it was 11 towns across 5 states with 3 warrants for her arrest due to not paying or showing up to court. The FBI would consider her way too small time a drunk driver even if the Podunk nowheresvilles she did it in ever reported her, so she only bothers to deal with them if she goes back for some reason
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
Huh seems weird. Doesn't the US have extremely broad contract law that would make this a contract violation that can be legally enforced - including seizing your salary or bank account until the penalty is paid?
Over here you can park for free exactly once and successfully deny payment if you claim it was someone else who violated the contract. However, you can then be legally forced to sign a declaration that your vehicle will never park there again with significantly higher violation fees.