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Old 10-04-2005, 01:10 PM
ehy ehy is offline
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Incorrect demographic info on ticket


I live in Massachusetts, but I got a speeding ticket in Kansas . . . is there anyway that my insurance company will find out?

Also, is there any way to contest a speeding ticket if the race field on the ticket is wrong -- drastically wrong? I'm clearly Asian-American and the officer indicated on the ticket that I'm White . . . is there any way to get out of paying the ticket? Or at least not having it show up on my record?

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Old 10-06-2005, 05:48 AM
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In my Jurisdiction All we have to choose from is White or Black for this field in the ticket. Even if it was a small error on the ticket, it is not worthy of dismissing it in court.

The only way your insurance company will not find out about a ticket if you are found guilty is if they don't run your driver's history.
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