> People don't always get trials by jury either (petty traffic cases being perhaps the most common example) And this is also a gross miscarriage of justice, an

> People don't always get trials by jury either (petty traffic cases being perhaps the most common example) And this is also a gross miscarriage of justice, and basically is uncontrolled rampant taxation. And somehow, its done as a contortion that the BMV "allows" you to drive, so you're bound by their ALJs, who are actual judges but with laughable standards. And the BMV can revoke driving rights for any/no reason. Its cause the system would drown if citations actually required a real court and jury and such. So the state just jedi-hand-waves and says no. Hopefully, SCOTUS decision will also remove this BMV speeding ticket bullshit in kangaroo court.