Re: BAD Situation in SOUTH RUN
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Date: October 30, 2013 09:35AM
> Yoore a goode reeder- dickwad - two reckless
> violations- bet their are more, other
> counties/states - civil court will not need the
> license plates - go back to your porn sites.
I should have been more specific. You listed one PERTINENT violation - speeding 40/25 in a school zone. That's not de facto reckless, and the record you posted shows that she was not charged with reckless (or else it would say "RECKLESS" or "RD"). Therefore, that's not reckless.
You then have the 60-64 in a 40, which CAN be charged as reckless. Too bad that (1) they didn't charge her with reckless - because, again, it doesn't say "RECKLESS" (who's the "goode reeder" again?); and (2) according to court records (courts.state.va.us), that's from 2004, which means it's not even on her DMV record anymore and, thus, as immaterial as that speeding ticket you got when you were 19.
So, no, you don't have evidence of two reckless violations. You have zero, and only evidence of one current speeding ticket, because the 2004 violation would have come off her record in five years. You can assume "their" are more (you mean "there," literacy champ), but assumption is not good enough for the court.
Civil court will need you to prove she was the driver. If you can't even prove it's her car, you can't prove she's the driver. "Red minivan in South Run," I suspect, is not going to cut it, even under the more permissive evidentiary standard of civil litigation. So, yeah, you either need the video to be clear enough to show the license plate or to show the driver (and if doesn't do the former, you're not going to have the latter).