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Your a joke really,you don't understand you cant file a motion for discovery in traffic court yet. That motions for discovery are rare in Civil,and criminal court where stakes are high.

No contract law in traffic court lets get back to YOUR WRONG.

Those that have been to court for a contract infringement. Tell us where this contract is smart guy. Where does a contract fall into play with a speeding ticket? You want argue contract breach in traffic court,and I am an idiot?

Wrong answer Billy Jack,the answer to the question (One other thing if the poster retains an attorney who do you think will be the first person his attorney will call? ) The assistant city attorney. Now lets get back to YOUR WRONG.

What does contract law have to do with a speeding ticket? Completly ireelavant,traffic court in North Carolina is very informal. You dont file motions, you moron.

Sorry bud already handed you your ass on this post,my work here is done. One other thing if the poster retains an attorney who do you think will be the first person his attorney will call? Just shout it out when you know the answer.

You think the guys in the white suits knows he banging the keys?

Ha Ha Haa your quite a piece of work. You would never have your day in court with me for one very important reason. YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO PRACTICE LAW. YOU ARE NOT A LAWYER. YOU ARE A NUT!

That is SPAM,from a guy that believes he is a real lawyer. He is delusional.

Are you a practicing attorney? NOPE so what are all these case are you talking about that you won ? Look Billy Jack this posters from the big town. How much evidence do you think there is on a non criminal traffic infraction? Not much more than is written on the ticket. Less reading than your...

Usually, an appearance in court may result in a reduction on the traffic citation, which may save you hundreds of dollars on your insurance premiums and help keep your driving record clean. The Assistant District Attorney in your courtroom will talk with you about a possible reduction on your ticket

This turned out to be irrelevant given the posters situation. You read what you wanted to and assumed that a motion had to be filed for discovery (for a traffic infraction). You also wrongfully assumed you knew more than the court clerk. As you can see that is not the case. OK so the blind...

Rule 13 deals with motions, Rule 14 deals with discovery,neither one apply actually. Your right I took it at face value that you had some clue when you posted. The rules you put up are Massachusetts Rules of Criminal Procedure. They do not apply in traffic court for speeding tickets which is a...

Since you did not follow the link I will try it again. http://www.lawlib.state.ma.us/mvruleb.html

This is not a debate,it is a question: It has nothing to do with the information being wrong. It has to do with the posters assumptions,that they are getting "Free legal advice from lawyers since 1995" I displayed the recent injunction to point out that Internet cites dealing with law have been...

This is a speeding ticket,not the Scopes trial. Poster contact the city attorney office tell them you would like all discoverable material prior to your Court date,that you are representing your self. There will more than like be any further discovery requiring motions before trial. It appears...

Yes if your going Pro se on a speeding ticket like the poster. If you have an attorney no,he just picks up the phone. The spam you threw up does not change that. Read your own post wise guy. Where does it say you have to file a motion for automatic discovery?

Oh look modern discovery rules generally provide documents discovered between party's as soon as the action is commenced. In your state it appears no court order is needed. Simply ask the opposing party for access to the documents or things that you to investigate. Any document that is...

I know this outfit Labor Law Center.com has some real bad apples: This outfit has a lot of scumbags,I don't know if any are passing themselves off as Lawyers or Judges. Whether TheLaw.com - Free legal advice from lawyers since 1995" would fall in the same pickle as those low life's (contained...

I don't know what the beef is with court clerks.I have a suspicion you have not interacted with enough of them to make that statement. Below is a standard description of the duty of a court clerk. Job Description for Court Clerk: Responsible for clerical and administrative duties in a court of...