Quote (SheriffCool @ Jul 29 2013 06:05pm)
Seriously? As the owner of a vehicle, it gets a parking violation for parking in front of a fire hydrant for example. You think you can go into court and say I didn't park there, someone else must have did it, and they are going to let you off? LMAO What world do you live in?
Are you stupid?
You can't see the difference in those 2 scenarios?
If you're getting a parking ticket, there is a cop there to give you a ticket, because he's there to see the violation. He can show up to court and say "yes your honor, i witnessed this violation of the law, i was there, and i wrote that ticket"
But to find you guilty of crime, a moving violation in this case, with no witness and a camera that only saw it was your car... that's not hard to defend in court.
also, parking in front of a hydrant isn't a misdemeanor... it's a fine... that you can't contest.
edit; and to answer your question i live in America, where you have to be found guilty, beyond a reasonable doubt, of committing a crime before you can be convicted.
This post was edited by Morphmcmanerson on Jul 29 2013 05:19pm