So this guy leaves the great state of Indiana to move out of the state on the day his Indiana license plates expire. He figures as soon as he gets to the other state, he'll get license plates there because he's moving there.
Of course Indiana cops pull him over on his way out & give him a ticket for expired plates.
He gets another state's license plates and never pays the Indiana fine.
Seven years later he moves again, this time to Florida & they site this incident from seven years ago as the reason for not being able to give him a driver's license there.
Indiana tells him there is no statute of limitations, he has to pay Indiana $132 if he wants to get a driver's license in Florida.
Is it true that these fines never expire?
Of course Indiana cops pull him over on his way out & give him a ticket for expired plates.
He gets another state's license plates and never pays the Indiana fine.
Seven years later he moves again, this time to Florida & they site this incident from seven years ago as the reason for not being able to give him a driver's license there.
Indiana tells him there is no statute of limitations, he has to pay Indiana $132 if he wants to get a driver's license in Florida.
Is it true that these fines never expire?