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[mplsdunk]

Originally Posted by CaBron James 23

Originally Posted by MPLSdunk

Originally Posted by CaBron James 23


yea, say a ghost was driving your car.
  

Or someone who isn't the owner. Idiot

The person to whom the car is registered is ultimately responsible for everyone else's infractions. 

  

in Minnesota its unconstitutional and apparently Florida too.

 

[do work son]

voted them out of my city

 

[do work son]

voted them out of my city

 

[cabron james 23]

Originally Posted by MPLSdunk

Originally Posted by CaBron James 23

Originally Posted by MPLSdunk



Or someone who isn't the owner. Idiot

The person to whom the car is registered is ultimately responsible for everyone else's infractions. 

  

in Minnesota its unconstitutional and apparently Florida too.

What does the constituionality of a law have to do with the fact you suggested he could get out of the ticket by saying someone else was driving the car?
  

 

[cabron james 23]

Originally Posted by MPLSdunk

Originally Posted by CaBron James 23

Originally Posted by MPLSdunk



Or someone who isn't the owner. Idiot

The person to whom the car is registered is ultimately responsible for everyone else's infractions. 

  

in Minnesota its unconstitutional and apparently Florida too.

What does the constituionality of a law have to do with the fact you suggested he could get out of the ticket by saying someone else was driving the car?
  

 

[mplsdunk]

Originally Posted by CaBron James 23

Originally Posted by MPLSdunk

Originally Posted by CaBron James 23

The person to whom the car is registered is ultimately responsible for everyone else's infractions. 

  

in Minnesota its unconstitutional and apparently Florida too.

What does the constituionality of a law have to do with the fact you suggested he could get out of the ticket by saying someone else was driving the car?
  

The fact that if you don't admit fault they have no proof to give you a ticket. I don't know man I just know MN ruled them unconstitutional. All people had to do was say it wasn't them and then they stopped using them altogether.

 

[mplsdunk]

Originally Posted by CaBron James 23

Originally Posted by MPLSdunk

Originally Posted by CaBron James 23

The person to whom the car is registered is ultimately responsible for everyone else's infractions. 

  

in Minnesota its unconstitutional and apparently Florida too.

What does the constituionality of a law have to do with the fact you suggested he could get out of the ticket by saying someone else was driving the car?
  

The fact that if you don't admit fault they have no proof to give you a ticket. I don't know man I just know MN ruled them unconstitutional. All people had to do was say it wasn't them and then they stopped using them altogether.

 

[regal black]

Originally Posted by do work son

voted them out of my city

Same here.  Do you live in Houston?

 

[regal black]

Originally Posted by do work son

voted them out of my city

Same here.  Do you live in Houston?

 

[toy collector123]

Originally Posted by Regal Black

Originally Posted by do work son

voted them out of my city

Same here.  Do you live in Houston?

htown

 

[toy collector123]

Originally Posted by Regal Black

Originally Posted by do work son

voted them out of my city

Same here.  Do you live in Houston?

htown

 

[ham city]

Originally Posted by CaBron James 23

Originally Posted by MPLSdunk

Originally Posted by CaBron James 23

The person to whom the car is registered is ultimately responsible for everyone else's infractions. 

  

in Minnesota its unconstitutional and apparently Florida too.

What does the constituionality of a law have to do with the fact you suggested he could get out of the ticket by saying someone else was driving the car?
  

I don't get why you're attacking him, it's been known to work.

 

[ham city]

Originally Posted by CaBron James 23

Originally Posted by MPLSdunk

Originally Posted by CaBron James 23

The person to whom the car is registered is ultimately responsible for everyone else's infractions. 

  

in Minnesota its unconstitutional and apparently Florida too.

What does the constituionality of a law have to do with the fact you suggested he could get out of the ticket by saying someone else was driving the car?
  

I don't get why you're attacking him, it's been known to work.

 

[soldsoul4soles]

A little under a month. $50 (NYC) 

 

[soldsoul4soles]

A little under a month. $50 (NYC)