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> Fortunately, in Arizona the state is still required to serve in person in order for the ticket to be binding. Colorado as well. > We just throw them in the
by leesalminen 9y ago
> Fortunately, in Arizona the state is still required to serve in person in order for the ticket to be binding.
Colorado as well.
> We just throw them in the trash.
This worked once for me. The second time, an off duty Sheriff's Deputy came to my house and served me.
- oh_sigh 9y agoNot exactly true - in CO you can get a speed trap van to mail you a ticket from Arizona - they can't add points to your record but they can take you to court if you don't pay.
- 0x445442 9y agoThat happened to us once I think but it was not law enforcement. They tried to have someone serve us in the evening. We just didn't answer the door
- leesalminen 9y agoInteresting...the guy flashed some kind of metal, cop looking badge. They do give badges to lots of people these days other than police/sheriff so I guess it could've been any .gov thug.