Hey r9k, just got a ticket for going 12 miles over the speed limit. By the chart I would owe $198.10 which is fucking draconian but whatever - I broke the law so I'll pay the fine.
The real question I have is this: when I show up to court do I have to pay the fine immediately? I'm broke until Saturday and I don't want to piss the officers off.
You might can get deferred payment. You can call the courthouse probably and explain you're a pathetic loser
>>27682995
You also might want to see if they still let you do the deferred adjudication- aka three strikes rule, so you don't have a speeding ticket on your record, which causes insurance to go up.
>>27682828
Different state, so it may be different. But, I had around a month after that to pay.
>>27682995
Assuming I don't get the deferred payment (this is my first ticket I don't know what I'm doing), would I have to pay the ticket immediately at the court or what?
>>27682828
You pay it before the court date, you autist
>>27683081
If you arent going to challenge the ticket just explain to the judge about your pay day schedule and hope he's lenient
>>27683081
Yeah you would usually pay cash or check at the cashier window on/before court date.
You don't normally do the whole actual full on court/judge thing for traffic tickets unless you try to fight it.
>>27682828
why not just go to court get a court date to avoid points?
>>27682828
Payment plan
Also buy a valentine one radar detector
