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What if you're on a side street? This law applies to racing on the highway.

Yes it does. And I don't care who tell's you it doesn't, as they would be 1-A Laywer, or 2-A government employee. Drones. Look at the law. It tells you there is a remedy, you just have to apply the procedure.

Nothing more than a baseless opinion. If you want me to show you wrong as I have in other post's, keep going judge. Why can't you ever produce law, or a case to back up your propaganda??? Enough is engough. Maybe the neighbor was dropping acid, saw Jesus at the white house restrained...

Here is an example I found online for you. As you can see, you can make them as simple or complicated as you like. It's up to you. Just make your points. http://w2.eff.org/IP/Video/DVDCCA_case/20000802_pavlovich_quash_motion.html

Ya, if you live in a third wold country it would be just fine. :cussing:

There still has to be probable cause, and a hearing. This would be an example of the form: Motion to Quash Deposition or Trial Subpoena COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS County where case is, SS. SUPERIOR COURT...

You can ask for a continuence, it is your right as a defendant. You will have to look at your states criminal procedures. You are looking for "Pre-trial". You will need a copy of the docket. Check your states rules under the above, and look at the proper procedure for issuing a summons or...

Did you motion to dismiss? Have you appealed any bad decisions? The judge isn't there to help you, you may have to light a fire under his/her ass to get them moving.

In West Virginia: Warrantless Searches The general rule is that warrants are required for searches. But search warrants are not required for the following: Searches incident to arrest: Police officers are permitted to search your body and/or clothing for weapons or other contraband...

PAYTON v. NEW YORK, 445 U.S. 573, 100 S. Ct. 1371, 63 L. Ed. 2d 639 Held : The Fourth Amendment, made applicable to the States by the Fourteenth Amendment, prohibits the police from making a warrantless and nonconsensual entry into a suspect's home in order to make a routine...

The court probably never served you notice. In Montana, the office has to be sworn before the complaint is a lawyful one. See this example: So, if you quash that notice/summons, then what would they have? Nothing. I'm helping a guy on a "Leaving the scene of an accident" ticket. WE have...

Google them for your state. YOu don't have to have one from the same town or county. You can get one from anywhere in the state. I doubt there will ever be a hearing if you take action, they would settle out of court.

YOu can't explain anything to a cop, they are all to stupid to use ANY common sense. First thing is you need to learn never, ever talk to a cop. They are not POLICE anymore, they are LAW ENFORCEMENT, their sole purpose is to bust your ass. They are not there to protect and serve, they are...

I have some infomation posted elswhere. YOu can click on the blue link below.

You may be able to get the cost's waived. I don't know on depos. You can do them yourself, but you will still need a court reporter. You could try to hire a laywer just to take the depositions for you. That may be a little cheaper.

Ya, there is something they must follow, and its called the Constitution. You can file an action in Federal Court. You could try to sue the city for not properly training the police. It doesnt matter who says what about imunity or anything else for that matter, it only matters what...

natum: There are free legal dictionary's online, you may want to look up your "prenup" to have a better understanding of what one is, and who it's going to help.

Yes, she can file, and in all likely hood, recieve SOME visitation. Why would you put a man before your own mother?

I would consider that a loss, big time. :(

Motion to Quash the Summons/Notice to Appear, Motion to Quash complaint. Then Motion to Dismiss.