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Mr Gear wrote:Permit me to offer a comment or two.
No case is so good that it cannot be lost or so bad that it cannot be won.
You need to go to court prepared with what you are going to argue and prepared with what the other side is likely to argue. You job is to emphasize the strengths of your case and highlight the weakness of the other side's case. That is how you win in court.
I would not pay the ticket and go to court and argue.
If you pay, you are guaranteed to be out of pocket $2,000 plus the cost of replacing all of the smoked glass. Calculate the cost of that and weigh the cost of going to court and winning. So that is best case vs worse case, then consider absolute worse case, paying a higher fine and still having the cost of replacing all of the smoked glass and absolute best case of being able to approach any road block knowing that you are forever immune.
Do not get the service of a friend that is a lawyer, go to an independent attorney and get unbiased proper advice but still argue the case in court yourself without a lawyer being present. Let the lawyer tell you what to ask and how to answer questions and address the court and the Magistrate. I personally recommend Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj as I have used him before, got excellent advice and won my case. Now I drive around with a stuck on number plate, immune from prosecution.
You will have the EVO X for some time and you don't want to be in jeopardy every single day so either you challenge it and go for a win or take the loser pose, pay the fine and change all of the smoked glass. Check Teknet for new glass.
tripplediamond wrote:Purchased a brand new lancer from diamond motors back in 2001, was registered with 35% titanium tint and so far when police ask, i tell them we got the car like that from the firm, alot of officers claim that ALL titanium tint illegal but then again is if the police in a mood i guess... I will never understand the reasoning, btw, 4 windows, full back windscreen and a 7" band on the top of the front windscreen> This is legal as far as i know.
shaneelal wrote:tripplediamond wrote:Purchased a brand new lancer from diamond motors back in 2001, was registered with 35% titanium tint and so far when police ask, i tell them we got the car like that from the firm, alot of officers claim that ALL titanium tint illegal but then again is if the police in a mood i guess... I will never understand the reasoning, btw, 4 windows, full back windscreen and a 7" band on the top of the front windscreen> This is legal as far as i know.
As of right now, it is at the discretion of the officer to what is legal, I believe the limit of the band on the front windshield is 6".
cinco wrote:wd 40
Mr Gear wrote: I personally recommend Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj as I have used him before, got excellent advice and won my case.
Team Loco wrote:MG Man wrote:if Licensing office registered your car with that glass, then it means they approved it.......just like that stupid double standard for cars imported with fogs being legal depending on if the car was imported and registered that way
not so! or at least they found some dumb arse excuse again.
today my truck driver got charged $1000 for having an unauthrised swivel amber light on the cab. he explained the truck passed inspection last week with the swivel light intact. the licence officer said the pit inspector just handles the road worthiness of the vehicle. he has nothing to do with tint or unauthorised lights. sounds like BS to me.
if you own a "T' registered vehicle, and have a tow bar, you are required to apply to the commisioner to have a revolving light installed. process could take up to a yr.
Mr Gear wrote:Permit me to offer a comment or two.
No case is so good that it cannot be lost or so bad that it cannot be won.
You need to go to court prepared with what you are going to argue and prepared with what the other side is likely to argue. You job is to emphasize the strengths of your case and highlight the weakness of the other side's case. That is how you win in court.
I would not pay the ticket and go to court and argue.
If you pay, you are guaranteed to be out of pocket $2,000 plus the cost of replacing all of the smoked glass. Calculate the cost of that and weigh the cost of going to court and winning. So that is best case vs worse case, then consider absolute worse case, paying a higher fine and still having the cost of replacing all of the smoked glass and absolute best case of being able to approach any road block knowing that you are forever immune.
Do not get the service of a friend that is a lawyer, go to an independent attorney and get unbiased proper advice but still argue the case in court yourself without a lawyer being present. Let the lawyer tell you what to ask and how to answer questions and address the court and the Magistrate. I personally recommend Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj as I have used him before, got excellent advice and won my case. Now I drive around with a stuck on number plate, immune from prosecution.
You will have the EVO X for some time and you don't want to be in jeopardy every single day so either you challenge it and go for a win or take the loser pose, pay the fine and change all of the smoked glass. Check Teknet for new glass.
christopherwilliams2 wrote:cinco wrote:wd 40
jus spray is on the glass and wipe it off?
Hook wrote:christopherwilliams2 wrote:cinco wrote:wd 40
jus spray is on the glass and wipe it off?
Mild soap solution in a spray bottle and a razor blade. This is what the tint shops do anyway. Spritz the glass with the soap solution and then use the razor blade to scrape off the tint adhesive. You will not damage your glass with a razor blade.
r p m wrote:Mr Gear wrote:Permit me to offer a comment or two.
No case is so good that it cannot be lost or so bad that it cannot be won.
You need to go to court prepared with what you are going to argue and prepared with what the other side is likely to argue. You job is to emphasize the strengths of your case and highlight the weakness of the other side's case. That is how you win in court.
I would not pay the ticket and go to court and argue.
If you pay, you are guaranteed to be out of pocket $2,000 plus the cost of replacing all of the smoked glass. Calculate the cost of that and weigh the cost of going to court and winning. So that is best case vs worse case, then consider absolute worse case, paying a higher fine and still having the cost of replacing all of the smoked glass and absolute best case of being able to approach any road block knowing that you are forever immune.
Do not get the service of a friend that is a lawyer, go to an independent attorney and get unbiased proper advice but still argue the case in court yourself without a lawyer being present. Let the lawyer tell you what to ask and how to answer questions and address the court and the Magistrate. I personally recommend Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj as I have used him before, got excellent advice and won my case. Now I drive around with a stuck on number plate, immune from prosecution.
You will have the EVO X for some time and you don't want to be in jeopardy every single day so either you challenge it and go for a win or take the loser pose, pay the fine and change all of the smoked glass. Check Teknet for new glass.
Mr.Gear,would u mind elaborating on this point. i was ticketed a while back for having a stick on number plate. the charge on the ticket was 'no identification mark'
i have the law book and it stated 'letters painted on or otherwise affixed to the front of the vehicle may be used instead of plates' it says front,nothing about being in the middle,just front!
i think act of april 2010 is different now but this happened before the new act!
crazybalhead wrote:I HAVE seen the police show up for traffic incidents many times, hoping that the police does not show up is a stupid strategy.
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