After driving without a seat belt and no front plate, he got a $25 traffic ticket that jumped to $300 with assessments and surcharges. Unable to pay in full, the ticket rose to $600, and then $819 when he missed a court date.
The state automatically took his driver's license and turned the ticket over to a collections agency. Police later impounded his car when he drove to work on a suspended license. Unable to make a living, Campbell ended up broke and homeless.
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Sounds like a good deal for Maryland, should implement this ASAP!
ReplyDeleteIf we'd stopped them back when these laws against liberty and freedom were being tossed around we wouldn't be in the shape we're in right now. I firmly believe that.
ReplyDeleteno sh!t sherlock! wow what a genius! would've never figured that one out! lets see, is it about justice or money maker? hmmmmmm! give me a minute! can i get back to ya in a few! think I may have to look at this for a while!
ReplyDeleteHa!
ReplyDeleteIf only they 'obeyed the law'. Right kops?
ReplyDeleteThe Supreme court just proved we live in a lawless country you have no rights.
ReplyDeleteNot lawless, just however the justice system 'feels' it should be applied to each individual at that point in time, heck two minutes later the law might mean something else than what was applied to you!
Delete8:20-You must not be gay.
ReplyDeleteAnd who said there is no police state?
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