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Sketti · 06-17-2010, 12:54 PM

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Originally Posted by gabraddock

Just got pulled over AGAIN, as I was sitting at a light. By the Fremont police. Actually Office Roseitti. This is his quote to me. "If I pull you over again without a front plate, YOU ARE GOING TO JAIL" I mean Really? Taking me to Jail for a front plate? Do you think Chevy will pay my bail? Kinda of funny to me cause just across the street some dude was selling weed to some kid. WOW!

Don't worry bro, you're like family to me so when you get locked up I'll make sure you get a cell with a view and you're cellmate is Shaniqua instead of Bubba.

gabraddock · 06-17-2010, 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Sketti

Don't worry bro, you're like family to me so when you get locked up I'll make sure you get a cell with a view and you're cellmate is Shaniqua instead of Bubba.

I always knew I could count on you Sketti.

SILVER BULLITT · 06-17-2010, 04:51 PM

damn criminals

Sevn86 · 06-17-2010, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by dmax86

Move to TEXAS!! problem solved!

The cops here don't really care if you have one or not...yet i see so many camaros with the ugly bracket and front plate on...whats wrong with you people?

hollywoodGU · 06-17-2010, 05:43 PM

Ok, I am completely on the side of you all on this argument. But I can also understand why in Cali it is a law. Because in Cali they have some Cop Cars that are equipped with a scanning device that they can drive thru parking lots and the Scanner will scan for licence plates of cars that are stolen and whatnot. But if someone backs into a spot the scanner cannot tell if the car is stolen.

So I understand why states that use this technology have the 2 plate law. But the states that dont use this technology and do have the 2 plate law are stupid.

Team STILLEN · 06-17-2010, 05:45 PM

Just FYI, it IS actually a crime to disobey a direct order from an "officer of the law" in regards to motor vehicle codes. I sat in front of the judge for 30 minutes and argued my case here in SoCal and he says it was "Obstruction of Justice".

I got handed a screw driver and 2 screws. They followed me down and the officer watched me put the plate on. It was that or jail.

MikeL · 06-17-2010, 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Team STILLEN

Just FYI, it IS actually a crime to disobey a direct order from an "officer of the law" in regards to motor vehicle codes. I sat in front of the judge for 30 minutes and argued my case here in SoCal and he says it was "Obstruction of Justice".

I got handed a screw driver and 2 screws. They followed me down and the officer watched me put the plate on. It was that or jail.

Haha glad the government wasted time and money on that IMPORTANT case. You're such a criminal

jrc1122 · 06-17-2010, 08:24 PM

The government wasting money on ridiculous things,, no way? (please note extreme sarcasm)

Some laws shouldn't exist and this is one them.. If front licence plates are SOOOOO important then why don't they make Motorcycles have them? What do Motorcycle riders not need to be tracked from both directions by your government assigned number?

Annoyed....

2010CamaroOutlaw · 06-17-2010, 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by hollywoodGU

Ok, I am completely on the side of you all on this argument. But I can also understand why in Cali it is a law. Because in Cali they have some Cop Cars that are equipped with a scanning device that they can drive thru parking lots and the Scanner will scan for licence plates of cars that are stolen and whatnot. But if someone backs into a spot the scanner cannot tell if the car is stolen.

So I understand why states that use this technology have the 2 plate law. But the states that dont use this technology and do have the 2 plate law are stupid.

the sole reason for a front plate law in CA is for the red light cameras, it has to take a picture of your license plate and mug in the windshield, if those 2 are not combined then the ticket is not valid.

Also it can be argued that jail for an infraction is a violation of your 4th amendment, there are supreme court cases stating that any detention for a ticketable offense that is prolonged without good cause is a constitutional violation, and since the only legal justification for arresting someone for an infraction is that they do not have a license and do not have any means to ID them, I.E. an illegal alien.

MikeL · 06-17-2010, 08:39 PM

Well I think soon the idea that its for stolen vehicle recovery may not be a good case. If I'm not mistaken every new car that has OnStar can be tracked if stolen, and shut down.

Buhmblbe · 06-17-2010, 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by KowalskiCamaro

Put a bracket around it that says "For Officer Roseitti". He'll love that.

YouseeSS · 06-18-2010, 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by 5thGenOwner

I believe that's what the Founders were thinking, when they were conceiving the future USA (which, at the time, didn't even have Cali yet). Keep the politics out, and let We The People enjoy Life, Liberty, and this amazingly beautiful land.

Unfortunately politics has been forced into every aspect of Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. Used as a tool... from all sides to get votes and cover favors.

I absolutely agree, this is one of the most beautiful states I've ever lived in, but a bankrupt state who made too many promises it couldn't keep... will keep driving businesses away.

for example...

Trust me I know, I'm a small business owner.

hollywoodGU · 06-18-2010, 04:12 AM

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Originally Posted by 2010CamaroOutlaw

the sole reason for a front plate law in CA is for the red light cameras, it has to take a picture of your license plate and mug in the windshield, if those 2 are not combined then the ticket is not valid.

Also it can be argued that jail for an infraction is a violation of your 4th amendment, there are supreme court cases stating that any detention for a ticketable offense that is prolonged without good cause is a constitutional violation, and since the only legal justification for arresting someone for an infraction is that they do not have a license and do not have any means to ID them, I.E. an illegal alien.

Sorry, but you are wrong, it is A reason but not THE ONLY reason. I know for a fact what I'm saying is true. Maybe the law started because of street light cams...but that is no longer the sole purpose

gabraddock · 06-18-2010, 10:36 AM

Also it can be argued that jail for an infraction is a violation of your 4th amendment, there are supreme court cases stating that any detention for a ticketable offense that is prolonged without good cause is a constitutional violation, and since the only legal justification for arresting someone for an infraction is that they do not have a license and do not have any means to ID them, I.E. an illegal alien.[/QUOTE]

Good to know. However, is not also true that that can hold for up to 72 hours without charging you with anything?

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hollywoodGU Drives: 1999 Firebird Formula Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Monmouth, OR Posts: 656 View My Garage	Ok, I am completely on the side of you all on this argument. But I can also understand why in Cali it is a law. Because in Cali they have some Cop Cars that are equipped with a scanning device that they can drive thru parking lots and the Scanner will scan for licence plates of cars that are stolen and whatnot. But if someone backs into a spot the scanner cannot tell if the car is stolen. So I understand why states that use this technology have the 2 plate law. But the states that dont use this technology and do have the 2 plate law are stupid.

06-17-2010, 05:45 PM	#62
Team STILLEN Drives: Varies Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Costa Mesa, CA Posts: 2,182	Just FYI, it IS actually a crime to disobey a direct order from an "officer of the law" in regards to motor vehicle codes. I sat in front of the judge for 30 minutes and argued my case here in SoCal and he says it was "Obstruction of Justice". I got handed a screw driver and 2 screws. They followed me down and the officer watched me put the plate on. It was that or jail.

06-18-2010, 10:36 AM	#70
gabraddock Drives: 2010 Chevy Camaro Rally Yellow Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Fremont, Bay Area, Ca Posts: 1,407 View My Garage	Also it can be argued that jail for an infraction is a violation of your 4th amendment, there are supreme court cases stating that any detention for a ticketable offense that is prolonged without good cause is a constitutional violation, and since the only legal justification for arresting someone for an infraction is that they do not have a license and do not have any means to ID them, I.E. an illegal alien.[/QUOTE] Good to know. However, is not also true that that can hold for up to 72 hours without charging you with anything?