AEGA4
10-29-2004, 02:01 PM
IS it up to the judge if you can use a differal or not in the court room. My girlfriend has never used hers an she tried to use it today for rolling threw a stop sign ticket she got. She told the Judge (Bellevue Court) she would like to use a differal. The judge said I am not going to let you it is up to me if you can use it or not? Is this true? Thanks Adam
SMOKIESMAN
10-29-2004, 06:32 PM
Is that like get out of jail free card????
duffman1101
10-29-2004, 07:11 PM
where you pay a fee and basically strike a bargain that if you don't get another infraction for a certain peiod(6 or 12 months usually) that it won't go on your record and will basically disappear.
I got one for my 2nd degree neg driving about a year and a half ago, and my period was one year. After lawyer fees and deferral fee (100 bucks for "filing"... go gov't) i paid almost as much as the cost of the ticket but it didn't go on my record.
JBH S4
10-29-2004, 08:40 PM
Really? What state is that? In WA, they have mitigation hearings that allow you to plead guilty but get a reduced fine or deferral. It is strictly at the discretion of the judge.
duffman1101
10-31-2004, 01:53 PM
but it worked out cuz i didn't have any more trouble with the men in blue...
my driving habits are actually extradinarily tame compared to most of the guys i know my age, and couple with the fact that i know how to drive and have a safe car is a good thing.
oh yea, and now i'm at school across the country where i dont get a car for 2 more year, so it's no biggie.... my deferral period actually ended while i was in basic. LOL