What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Michigan.
Based on a true personal experience:
1) If you go out of state and end up getting a speeding ticket, 2) appear indeed how due in court, 3) dont pay the ticket later after appearing in court, 4) return to, say, your home state, 5) apply for renewing your license or even have your license checked to get into, say, a truck driver school for a CDL... Then you don't have anything to worry about. It shouldn't even show up on driving record in your home state.
Hell, if you get your license checked even by the police or federal agents in your home state, it should still not show up as you will see indeed if and when you get investigated for something else. It's either a loop hole, or luck, when you also see first hand what the person this is truely based on experienced yourself.
Anyone know how such can occur where there is no billing you through the courts in your home state over making no payments on, say, speeding tickets in another state? Or know why such a matter doesn't even show up on one's driving record when back in their home state?
The loop hole itself is not illegal and neither is the federal agents investigating doing anything illegal by not seeing to it one pay up for what one didn't ago in some other state, correct? But if federal agents did have knowledge about it, and did not act on it for the law in another state, then they did commit a crime, correct? Then it becomes if the person with such the expierence wants to bring charges against the federal agents for failure to act on knowledge of a violation of the traffic law, the joke is on the federal agents.
By the way, the particular person this is based on happens to have so muct dirt on the state federal agents, that just maybe it was and still is a factor. Hey, the person is "The Luck Child" like in the StoryTeller series.
Based on a true personal experience:
1) If you go out of state and end up getting a speeding ticket, 2) appear indeed how due in court, 3) dont pay the ticket later after appearing in court, 4) return to, say, your home state, 5) apply for renewing your license or even have your license checked to get into, say, a truck driver school for a CDL... Then you don't have anything to worry about. It shouldn't even show up on driving record in your home state.
Anyone know how such can occur where there is no billing you through the courts in your home state over making no payments on, say, speeding tickets in another state? Or know why such a matter doesn't even show up on one's driving record when back in their home state?
The loop hole itself is not illegal and neither is the federal agents investigating doing anything illegal by not seeing to it one pay up for what one didn't ago in some other state, correct? But if federal agents did have knowledge about it, and did not act on it for the law in another state, then they did commit a crime, correct? Then it becomes if the person with such the expierence wants to bring charges against the federal agents for failure to act on knowledge of a violation of the traffic law, the joke is on the federal agents.
By the way, the particular person this is based on happens to have so muct dirt on the state federal agents, that just maybe it was and still is a factor. Hey, the person is "The Luck Child" like in the StoryTeller series.
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