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Tweetwhite is anything other than black. at least thats how we fill in race on our cites. if a person is arrested they will get designated white (hispanic) or other race.

as for the weight issue it wont win you anything in court as the citation is not the charging insturment. only way a cite can get you out of a ticket is if he has the time or the incident street wrong or some other fact that is a mistake.

i would drive your route and take pics of the 45 mph limit. then drive to where he pulled you over. if indeed you were going 35 in a 45 then the prosecutor before the case goes to court will most likely dismiss the case upon a "not guilty plee"


good luck bro

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Originally Posted by jipped genes

white is anything other than black. at least thats how we fill in race on our cites. if a person is arrested they will get designated white (hispanic) or other race.

as for the weight issue it wont win you anything in court as the citation is not the charging insturment. only way a cite can get you out of a ticket is if he has the time or the incident street wrong or some other fact that is a mistake.

i would drive your route and take pics of the 45 mph limit. then drive to where he pulled you over. if indeed you were going 35 in a 45 then the prosecutor before the case goes to court will most likely dismiss the case upon a "not guilty plee"


good luck bro

Granted, the issues that you've presented are correct, to a certain degree.

1) RACE: I remember a case in Louisiana where a very white looking woman was fighting to have her legal race changed to white. The problem was that, in Louisiana, if you have a minimum of a 1/3 Black blood, you're Black. Granted, I'm in Cali. And while my race is often mistaken for Hispanic, it's more obvious, particularly from my Southern accent, that I'm not Hispanic nor White.

2) WEIGHT: Technically, it can pose a problem since most defendants would and could claim that it was not them driving the vehicle, since the weight on the ticket is false. Therefore, the person, being the registered owner, can't be charged. But in this case, it doesn't apply and I won't entertain that thought in court, other than it being obvious that I'm not 315.

3) You're 100% right and planned on do just that. I will also point out that this street runs through about 8 different cities. I pass through 3 of them while driving to work and the speed limits are 40-45 mph in all 3 cities.

DAMN ROOKIES! He should have known that beforehand.

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Originally Posted by TheChosen1

Granted, the issues that you've presented are correct, to a certain degree.

1) RACE: I remember a case in Louisiana where a very white looking woman was fighting to have her legal race changed to white. The problem was that, in Louisiana, if you have a minimum of a 1/3 Black blood, you're Black. Granted, I'm in Cali. And while my race is often mistaken for Hispanic, it's more obvious, particularly from my Southern accent, that I'm not Hispanic nor White.

2) WEIGHT: Technically, it can pose a problem since most defendants would and could claim that it was not them driving the vehicle, since the weight on the ticket is false. Therefore, the person, being the registered owner, can't be charged. But in this case, it doesn't apply and I won't entertain that thought in court, other than it being obvious that I'm not 315.

3).

on our citations we write "W" or "B" there is no in between. many hispanic folk fight the citation thinking they have it beat and they loose every time.

again the citation written to you is not the charging instrument it is merely a summons to appear before the municipal court

unless he wrote down the incorrect address or birthday ect. the race card wont help you. at least not in Texas

also the weight thing. it is estimated. we dont even fill in weight many times. we used to ask the person but many women would say "128" when it was closer to "170". my buddy told a lady "not the weight you wre when you were 12, I mean now" he got written up but said it was worth it LOL

the speed limit is all you need to beat it.

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Originally Posted by jipped genes

on our citations we write "W" or "B" there is no in between. many hispanic folk fight the citation thinking they have it beat and they loose every time.

again the citation written to you is not the charging instrument it is merely a summons to appear before the municipal court

unless he wrote down the incorrect address or birthday ect. the race card wont help you. at least not in Texas

also the weight thing. it is estimated. we dont even fill in weight many times. we used to ask the person but many women would say "128" when it was closer to "170". my buddy told a lady "not the weight you wre when you were 12, I mean now" he got written up but said it was worth it LOL

the speed limit is all you need to beat it.

I see your point, bro, and you're right. In our case (NOPD), when a race is unable to judge, we'd leave it blank, since it's always simplier to just run the name/DOB on NCIC and get anything and everything that you need to know.

But being that I'm a fair skin black guy (Creole, according to Louisiana), it's often difficult to determine whether I'm Caucasian or Hispanic, unless I speak and reveal my strong Southern accent. LOL