The Judge threw the book at me. I was doing 89 in a 55. I was sentenced to 10 days suspended jail time, 6 month suspended license and a 1500 dollar fine.

Of course I am going to continue to drive even though they physical took my license. What are the chances of me getting pulled over If I drive the speed limit? Can the police tell that my license is suspended if they run my plates if I'm sitting at a light? Does a police officer have a right to stop you based solely on running your plates?


Thanks for the answers.

P.S never go in front of the judge, Take the plea bargain. Bad mistake today

troll.

So you proved youre a dumb ass. Congratulations!

And now to reinforce the fact that youre a dumb ass, youre going to make sure the jail time gets reinstated. Brilliant?

I guess if you want to live dangerously, you should be ok. make sure you dont have a tail light burned out.

I got my license restricted for 1 year and of course needed to drive places other than work.

I just used my GFs car for the year and was fine, just make sure you drive slowly, and check your lights every month to make sure everything is working fine. Avoid being out past 12pm.

As for your car, I would not drive if it is registered under your name. They ALPR (automatic license plate reader) will scan your place and then you are fucked. So as long as your plates are clean, you are golden.

> As for your car, I would not drive if it is
> registered under your name. They ALPR (automatic
> license plate reader) will scan your place and
> then you are fucked. So as long as your plates are
> clean, you are golden.

I did receive a restricted license. But the car is in my name, Will the reader pick up that i have a restricted license. Is that enough to pull me over?

Joe Brown Wrote:
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> > As for your car, I would not drive if it is
> > registered under your name. They ALPR
> (automatic
> > license plate reader) will scan your place and
> > then you are fucked. So as long as your plates
> are
> > clean, you are golden.
>
> I did receive a restricted license. But the car is
> in my name, Will the reader pick up that i have a
> restricted license. Is that enough to pull me
> over?

It depends what time it is, and where you are at. I would try to find clean plates and not risk it.

If you really have to go out, make a B.S work schedule, and keep your work uniform in the car with you. If you are cool with your work manager let them know the deal so if the cop calls them they can say "yeah he is out on work related duties etc".

Good luck, 6 months will pass quickly, just be careful out there.

> If you really have to go out, make a B.S work
> schedule, and keep your work uniform in the car
> with you. If you are cool with your work manager
> let them know the deal so if the cop calls them
> they can say "yeah he is out on work related
> duties etc".
>
> Good luck, 6 months will pass quickly, just be
> careful out there.


Yah thats what i am thinking. I can not see myself just staying at home in my apartment, i would go nuts. What do you mean find clean license plates. How do i do that?

Joe Brown Wrote:
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> Yah thats what i am thinking. I can not see myself
> just staying at home in my apartment, i would go
> nuts. What do you mean find clean license plates.
> How do i do that?


6 months with restricted license and you're scheming on how to cheat the system...

Get a fucking scooter if you're so ADD you can't sit still...

...and grow up

Yes, police routinely run plates of everyday traffic. If they look up your plate and you're outside of the zone defined by your work commute, they will pull you over.

With LPRs becoming more and more common, you really can't get away with driving on a restricted anymore.

Also, you better hope no one bumps into your car. Driving on a restricted = automatically your fault if you are not going to/from work..

Joe Brown Wrote:
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> > What do you mean find clean license plates.
> How do i do that?

I think he is suggesting stealing plates off of another car....which will result in even more jail time.

joe Brown Wrote:
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> The Judge threw the book at me. I was doing 89 in
> a 55. I was sentenced to 10 days suspended jail
> time, 6 month suspended license and a 1500 dollar
> fine.
>
> Of course I am going to continue to drive even
> though they physical took my license. What are the
> chances of me getting pulled over If I drive the
> speed limit? Can the police tell that my license
> is suspended if they run my plates if I'm sitting
> at a light? Does a police officer have a right to
> stop you based solely on running your plates?
>
>
> Thanks for the answers.
>
> P.S never go in front of the judge, Take the plea
> bargain. Bad mistake today


They can track you're Internet to you're driving car then arrest for time in jail.


Busted

Wow your sooo cool, so edgy. Your such a badass, I bet you get so much pussy by talking like such a big shot. Damn speeding...holy fuck its Fast and Furious: Fairfax Style. OP your so cool, damn you went to court too? Shit your a regular Gangsta huh?

Back in the day (mid- late-90's), I lost my license for unpaid tickets.

I drove anyway; every day, everywhere...for over three years.

Never got caught.

I was lucky. You might not be.

Scofflaw_One Wrote:
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> Back in the day (mid- late-90's), I lost my
> license for unpaid tickets.
>
> I drove anyway; every day, everywhere...for over
> three years.
>
> Never got caught.
>
> I was lucky. You might not be.

Its a different time now. Back in the day (late 80's) i got popped for suspected DUI ( I was hammered) and the cop let me drive my car with 2 passed out girls in the back, and followed me back to my apartment. He ended up giving me a ticket for Failure to Obey a Highway Sign (no points, not a moving violation)

You get stopped with a suspended license now, you go directly to jail and whoever's car you are driving is impounded.

u are 1 fukin cheeky kunt mate i swear i am goin 2 wreck u i swear on my mums life and i no u are scared lil bitch gettin your mates to send me messages saying dont meet up coz u r sum big bastard with muscles lol fukin sad mate really sad jus shows what a scared lil gay boy u are and whats all this crap ur mates sendin me about sum bodybuildin website that 1 of your faverite places to look at men u lil fukin gay boy fone me if u got da balls cheeky prick see if u can step up lil queer.

PLEASE drive all you want. Drive everywhere. Drive at all hours of the day. Drive, drive, drive. This way, the police will find you, pick you up, and get you off the roads that I drive.

If you want to be stupid, by all means, please do so.

And I agree with the person who said GROW UP.

Stabitha Wrote:
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> Joe Brown Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > > What do you mean find clean license plates.
> > How do i do that?
>
> I think he is suggesting stealing plates off of
> another car....which will result in even more jail
> time.


I meant, by renting a car, using a loaner car, or a friends/family car. Stealing plates is stupid, especially in this day and age. With all the ALPRs out there, you would be fucked real quick.

got a DUI Wrote:
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> >
>
> I meant, by renting a car, using a loaner car, or
> a friends/family car. Stealing plates is stupid,
> especially in this day and age. With all the ALPRs
> out there, you would be fucked real quick.

Who's going to rent you a car with no operators license you moron?

And im not loaning you my car either. Great way to get your car impounded with a hefty fine.

It's not worth it. You might get away with it but if you get caught you'll get a whole new set of charges, fines and likely jail time. Ride or bike or get a bus schedule.

Stabitha Wrote:
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> got a DUI Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > >
> >
> > I meant, by renting a car, using a loaner car,
> or
> > a friends/family car. Stealing plates is
> stupid,
> > especially in this day and age. With all the
> ALPRs
> > out there, you would be fucked real quick.
>
> Who's going to rent you a car with no operators
> license you moron?
>
> And im not loaning you my car either. Great way to
> get your car impounded with a hefty fine.

Restricted license* So you still have a license, it just has 3 - 4 letters under the restrictions section. A restricted use drivers license is still considered a valid drivers license.

As to who will give you a car when you have a restricted license

From my experience,

Audi of Arlington
Hertz
My GF

But back to the OP.

Borrow a car, or better yet, just wait 6 months. 6 months will pass before ya know it.

OP said he had a 6-momth suspended license, not a restricted license.

Yes, your plates will be scanned and the police can and will pull you over.

Then you will go to the ADC where you can gain new friends and post more about your loser life here.

Thanks

Suspended Wrote:
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> OP said he had a 6-momth suspended license, not a
> restricted license.
>
> Yes, your plates will be scanned and the police
> can and will pull you over.
>
> Then you will go to the ADC where you can gain new
> friends and post more about your loser life here.
>
> Thanks

Joe Brown Wrote:
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> > As for your car, I would not drive if it is
> > registered under your name. They ALPR
> (automatic
> > license plate reader) will scan your place and
> > then you are fucked. So as long as your plates
> are
> > clean, you are golden.
>

> I did receive a restricted license. But the car is
> in my name, Will the reader pick up that i have a
> restricted license. Is that enough to pull me
> over?

Scofflaw_One Wrote:
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> Back in the day (mid- late-90's), I lost my
> license for unpaid tickets.
>
> I drove anyway; every day, everywhere...for over
> three years.
>
> Never got caught.
>
> I was lucky. You might not be.

I got up to two years driving on suspended license before I finally turned 21 and realized I couldn't go on without an ID.

Those ALPR's they have around these days will get you quick. I don't think I'd try what I did back then today. OP, don't take your chances.

I think the best idea is to switch cars with my mom.

Joe brown Wrote:
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> I think the best idea is to switch cars with my
> mom.


Just goes to show: you cant fix stupid. All these folks telling you not to chance it and youre gonna.

Zero chance anyone rents you a car on a restricted license. The guy would have to excuse himself to duck into a back office to laugh.

You can appeal you know... you have 10 days...

______________
resident witch

Just Say No Wrote:
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> Zero chance anyone rents you a car on a restricted
> license. The guy would have to excuse himself to
> duck into a back office to laugh.

There used to be an outfit called Rent-A-Wreck in Manassas I think. If they still exist, they might. But be prepared to pay a fortune for a POS.

Probably better than a bicycle I guess.

Drove all day today for work. I feel like a criminal and it's kind of thrilling. Only saw one police officer on a motorcycle

Drove all day today for work. I feel like a criminal and it's kind of thrilling. Only saw one police officer on a motorcycle

The Judge threw the book at me. I was doing 89 in a 55. I was sentenced to 10 days suspended jail time, 6 month suspended license and a 1500 dollar fine.

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well, mr billy bad ass

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it so happens the judge has to follow the law and can be prosecuted for intentionally not doing so, as a person. so jot down his name and home address you might need it to sue him.

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the penalty must fit crime

justice is blind. for all i know that penalty did fit your crime


HOWEVER i think that answered the greater ether in your question.

i forgot. often speeding is a TORT, a citation, not a crime

speeding in itself is NOT imprisonable. no.

however i you do intentionally speed in a dangerous situation that could be a crime - for example if you were speeding next to a crowd of people - that is criminal

everyday speeding does not pass snuff as criminal behavior.

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possibly if you repeatedly did it, you had no remorse or sorrow for having done so, the penalty would be stiff but not necessarily criminal

you might be kicked out of town for it though as for being someone who was reckless with over $2000 and of injury repeatedly without remorse or apology. the town does not have to permit that.

I am trying to limit my trips close to my home. I am going exactly the speed limit and obeying all traffic laws. I will be going to the gym and grocery store tonight. Man I am pushing my luck!

5$ says you drive a 3 series. Douche.

Befriend a lonely fat girl and convince her to let you use her car. You might have to bump uglies with her once in awhile to keep her in check. If you find the right one you might even be able to con concert tickets and dinners out of her.

$5 handshake is the only thing i'm discussing

(they refused all discussing and mediation. i do not owe shit)

they owe me quite allot of money, as to even a modest estimate of comparable cases. or even lesser.

the min payout for the kind of suit they are dodging.

i'm sure they'll call me a monkeys uncle if it keeps the bill off their back.

they ARE court dodgers. they do owe it.

THEY ALREADY FORFEITED TO ME IN COURT

they refused to answer more than one lawsuit and also dodged court. and certainly dodged court even on days they scheduled

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they lost but they are not sorry and not avoiding payment

they are trying to kill me and doing a pretty good job

i wasn't kidding when i said i had been shitting white

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fx. co. are a bunch of killer democrats

This hole thread has stoopit written alohverit.

ride the bus Wrote:
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> Yes, police routinely run plates of everyday
> traffic. If they look up your plate and you're
> outside of the zone defined by your work commute,
> they will pull you over.
>
> With LPRs becoming more and more common, you
> really can't get away with driving on a restricted
> anymore.
>
> Also, you better hope no one bumps into your car.
> Driving on a restricted = automatically your fault
> if you are not going to/from work..


Simply because a vehicle is owned by someone with a restricted license is not probable cause to pull over the driver.

The police can not pull over a car solely because of something about the car's owner. Think about it. The owner is not necessarily the driver. If they know you and recognize you then they can pull you over. Otherwise, no.

In 1981 I was stopped by a cop and failed a field sobriety test. The officer thought I was a bit tipsy, so he told me to drive half a mile to a 7-11 & get some coffee. Afterwards, I drove 2+ hours to my destination.

In 1984 I was stopped by a cop and failed a field sobriety test. The officer decided I was too drunk to drive, so he drove me to the police station and had me call my boss to come give me a ride home.

It was a different time.

> I did receive a restricted license. But the car is
> in my name, Will the reader pick up that i have a
> restricted license. Is that enough to pull me
> over?

Yes. If a cop is in traffic just running plates and the car is in your name all of your driving history comes up on the computer. If youre suspended, restricted, etc and you match the description of the driver the cops have probable cause to stop you. If it's not you they will probably tell the driver to have a nice day, if it's you, well, you guessed it, youre fucked!

FCP Wrote:
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> > I did receive a restricted license. But the car
> is
> > in my name, Will the reader pick up that i have
> a
> > restricted license. Is that enough to pull me
> > over?
>
> Yes. If a cop is in traffic just running plates
> and the car is in your name all of your driving
> history comes up on the computer. If youre
> suspended, restricted, etc and you match the
> description of the driver the cops have probable
> cause to stop you. If it's not you they will
> probably tell the driver to have a nice day, if
> it's you, well, you guessed it, youre fucked!

Good thing I switched cars with my mom today! Won't have to worry about that bull crap!

Why don't you be one of those fucks that gets busted a dozen times driving on a suspended license? All of us usual pussies freak out over one violation and I have seen pros with their fourth DUI or driving-on-suspended license. If those fuckers are still not in jail and have the means to drive, I don't see why we should worry about it.

The courts just want the money and jailing people is expensive.

why dontcha Wrote:
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> Why don't you be one of those fucks that gets
> busted a dozen times driving on a suspended
> license? All of us usual pussies freak out over
> one violation and I have seen pros with their
> fourth DUI or driving-on-suspended license. If
> those fuckers are still not in jail and have the
> means to drive, I don't see why we should worry
> about it.
>
> The courts just want the money and jailing people
> is expensive.


The OP (still driving) and people like you are a great example of this douchebag generation. Rather than facing your punishment, learning from it and not doing it again, you immediately go back to what got you in trouble in the first place and shamelessly so.

Is six months of not driving worth risking your freedom over?

car owner Wrote:
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> ride the bus Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Yes, police routinely run plates of everyday
> > traffic. If they look up your plate and you're
> > outside of the zone defined by your work
> commute,
> > they will pull you over.
> >
> > With LPRs becoming more and more common, you
> > really can't get away with driving on a
> restricted
> > anymore.
> >
> > Also, you better hope no one bumps into your
> car.
> > Driving on a restricted = automatically your
> fault
> > if you are not going to/from work..
>
>
> Simply because a vehicle is owned by someone with
> a restricted license is not probable cause to pull
> over the driver.
>
> The police can not pull over a car solely because
> of something about the car's owner. Think about
> it. The owner is not necessarily the driver. If
> they know you and recognize you then they can pull
> you over. Otherwise, no.


Dude but they run plates at stop lights and cruise parking lots running plates....

OP:

(News) Mark Ciavarella says thanks for beleiving him so long he'll be rich even when he gets out of prison !!
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the powers of a judge are great!! mother f'ers in my chinese keyboard that says IBM and making me type wrong!
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great still put him in prison though

Rockhound Wrote:
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> why dontcha Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Why don't you be one of those fucks that gets
> > busted a dozen times driving on a suspended
> > license? All of us usual pussies freak out
> over
> > one violation and I have seen pros with their
> > fourth DUI or driving-on-suspended license. If
> > those fuckers are still not in jail and have
> the
> > means to drive, I don't see why we should worry
> > about it.
> >
> > The courts just want the money and jailing
> people
> > is expensive.
>
>
> The OP (still driving) and people like you are a
> great example of this douchebag generation. Rather
> than facing your punishment, learning from it and
> not doing it again, you immediately go back to
> what got you in trouble in the first place and
> shamelessly so.
>
> Is six months of not driving worth risking your
> freedom over?

You missed the point. There is little of losing freedom. I appeared in court to get a fix-it ticket dropped. Shithead after shithead was going up there for driving on a suspended license, getting convicted, and walked out free to do it again. What do you have to do to get arrested around here? Drink water on the metro? I know we all have better things to do with our time, but attending traffic court will show you how insignificant the OP is in the big picture.

Sure, the OP shouldn't be driving that fast and shouldn't be driving on a suspended license, but I really don't see enough consequences to deter him. The county makes money with fines, loses money with incarceration, and breaks even with unpaid fines without incarceration.

OP said he got ten days suspended jail time. If he gets caught driving illegally from here until his suspension is over, won't he have to serve those ten days?

I'm guessing then he would finally learn his lesson but I wouldn't hold my breath.

This fucking thread.
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Been driving everyday! I switched cars with my mom so the cops can't look up my license information. WInning