Question for the LEO's

[forbes]

State law is just a tolerated infringement on the right to drive or travel. After all, the people give the government power. When enough of the people decide the government should have no power, its days are numbered.

thank god.. someone without brainwashed law interpretation

[talisman]

all tickets are invalid

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL70L...F54834F77AF8D0

Oh shit, I wish someone would have told me some dude on Youtube can make me impervious to all tickets! BRB, I'm going to go start some fucking mayhem on the FREEway!

[forbes]

So you're saying that by traveling on a public roadway that every motorist has the "right" to drive as they wish with no regard to state law?

no.. i am saying that court system you protect and fund (with tickets) is a scam according to constitutional/ civil rights that we made this country from.

[forbes]

Brainwashed? Hardly. Marine? Nope. Former military? Yes. Just wondering, what does the marine statement have anything to do with my initial post?

i personally know marine lifestyle and mentality... i have it . but other armed forces are generally brainwashed to believe and fight with justification (in there minds) to do the right thing s for the better of american citizens. and who makes these ideals? the guberment.
don't get me wrong, i support our troops and proud to have them along with my background. but you have to admit, funny how many armed forces people go into law enforcement

[Osiris]

no.. i am saying that court system you protect and fund (with tickets) is a scam according to constitutional/ civil rights that we made this country from.

I see.

[idrivea4banger]

trust no one.

[talisman]

trust no one.

The truth is out there. Unfortunately so is a lot of inane bullshit, between the way things should be and the way things are.

[forbes]

Cut up your DL and let us know how that statute works out for you. That's kind of like the argument that the sonstitution does not allow for a federal income tax. Yeah it may be true, but none of us on this board have the monies to find out and/or prove it.

i haven't wasted much money on this.. just time in court

Oh shit, I wish someone would have told me some dude on Youtube can make me impervious to all tickets! BRB, I'm going to go start some fucking mayhem on the FREEway!

i never stated that was all i was informed on. i took his information and referenced as much as i could and then used it to fit my purposes in court. along with several other sources of research and study that i have spent countless hours in classroom learning.

I see.

glad you do...

[forbes]

The truth is out there. Unfortunately so is a lot of inane bullshit, between the way things should be and the way things are.

i absolutely agree there is where research / degrees comes in

[Osiris]

glad you do...

I was fucking with you.

[forbes]

I was fucking with you.

likewise if i ever meet you in court, every officer that has written me a ticket has pretty much had the same attitude... but they always look stupid at the stand when it's my turn... wanna play?

[Osiris]

likewise if i ever meet you in court, every officer that has written me a ticket has pretty much had the same attitude... but they always look stupid at the stand when it's my turn... wanna play?

I don't play when it comes to my career. That said, I have no reason to go to court with you. Chances are, you and I will never meet. I have no desire to meet you.

Just to get this right so I don't have any questions. So by me issuing someone a traffic citation, I'm violating their civil rights?

[forbes]

I don't play when it comes to my career. That said, I have no reason to go to court with you. Chances are, you and I will never meet. I have no desire to meet you.

Just to get this right so I don't have any questions. So by me issuing someone a traffic citation, I'm violating their civil rights?

not always.
there is a cause and need for law enforcement. don't get me wrong, i am not anti law enforcement (most of my family and friends are hp or local) for example i'll use a ticket i got in carrolton (since that is your location)
i was in the carpool lane with a passenger, an officer had somebody pulled over on the right (not the officers fault). in front of me was an unmarked and him and i both merged half way into the speed lane (next to the carpool lane 3) and merged back into the carpool lane in order to insure the officer had a safe working distance from traffic. he pulled me over for crossing the double whit line and issued a carpool violation. i called the chief that day and explained the situation. he reviewed the dash cam of the officer and recommended to the court to drop the citation without me appearing. there is a example of the justice system at work. now on the other hand, in mesquite i got pulled over and he wrote me for no proof of insurance (it was the 2nd and mine expired on the 1st. i told him he could look it up ( a program texas municipalities have been using for a while) he smirk and said it aint his job to verify, just to write tickets. as an officer you are a public servant, to protect and maintain the rights of the public. that is what you are sworn in to do correct? not all cops ae power happy (i can show you over 20 that are good cops) but the bottom line most are. and because of that i spend my time in the subject matter of civil and Constitutional rights. BTW when did they stop putting "to protect and serve" on the side of cop cars?

[Osiris]

not always.
there is a cause and need for law enforcement. don't get me wrong, i am not anti law enforcement (most of my family and friends are hp or local) for example i'll use a ticket i got in carrolton (since that is your location)
i was in the carpool lane with a passenger, an officer had somebody pulled over on the right (not the officers fault). in front of me was an unmarked and him and i both merged half way into the speed lane (next to the carpool lane 3) and merged back into the carpool lane in order to insure the officer had a safe working distance from traffic. he pulled me over for crossing the double whit line and issued a carpool violation. i called the chief that day and explained the situation. he reviewed the dash cam of the officer and recommended to the court to drop the citation without me appearing. there is a example of the justice system at work. now on the other hand, in mesquite i got pulled over and he wrote me for no proof of insurance (it was the 2nd and mine expired on the 1st. i told him he could look it up ( a program texas municipalities have been using for a while) he smirk and said it aint his job to verify, just to write tickets. as an officer you are a public servant, to protect and maintain the rights of the public. that is what you are sworn in to do correct? not all cops ae power happy (i can show you over 20 that are good cops) but the bottom line most are. and because of that i spend my time in the subject matter of civil and Constitutional rights. BTW when did they stop putting "to protect and serve" on the side of cop cars?

So what do you do for a living? By your post above, it leads one to believe that you are an attorney.

I can not speak on behalf of officers that I don't know (in regards to your experiences). Just the officers I work with on a daily basis.

[racrguy]

not always.
there is a cause and need for law enforcement. don't get me wrong, i am not anti law enforcement (most of my family and friends are hp or local) for example i'll use a ticket i got in carrolton (since that is your location)
i was in the carpool lane with a passenger, an officer had somebody pulled over on the right (not the officers fault). in front of me was an unmarked and him and i both merged half way into the speed lane (next to the carpool lane 3) and merged back into the carpool lane in order to insure the officer had a safe working distance from traffic. he pulled me over for crossing the double whit line and issued a carpool violation. i called the chief that day and explained the situation. he reviewed the dash cam of the officer and recommended to the court to drop the citation without me appearing. there is a example of the justice system at work. now on the other hand, in mesquite i got pulled over and he wrote me for no proof of insurance (it was the 2nd and mine expired on the 1st. i told him he could look it up ( a program texas municipalities have been using for a while) he smirk and said it aint his job to verify, just to write tickets. as an officer you are a public servant, to protect and maintain the rights of the public. that is what you are sworn in to do correct? not all cops ae power happy (i can show you over 20 that are good cops) but the bottom line most are. and because of that i spend my time in the subject matter of civil and Constitutional rights. BTW when did they stop putting "to protect and serve" on the side of cop cars?

When they stopped mainly protecting and serving.