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But once in court, you would probably get that thrown out. The key problem is that we haven't instituted consequences for that sort of police behavior.
by Schiendelman 1y ago
But once in court, you would probably get that thrown out. The key problem is that we haven't instituted consequences for that sort of police behavior.
- rileymat2 1y agoIf you go to court, pay a lawyer for the hours for it, instead of pleading down. In many cases you have already lost just based on the accusation.
- pixelatedindex 1y agoThat’s if you get to go to court. ICE makes mistakes and I doubt any of their detainees get due process.
- jabroni_salad 1y agoThey did not ticket me so there is no day in court. Chatting you up, seeing everything visible through the windows, leaning in to smell your car, running your license for warrants are all "free" interactions with no oversight. The fun doesnt stop there, check out 'civil asset forfeiture' when you have a chance. Also, if you read TFA, it seemed like the owner of a truck and trailer had to spend $20k getting his stuff out of impound when his employee was wrongly arrested. Seems like an innocent judgement isnt everything we think it is.
- FireBeyond 1y ago> Seems like an innocent judgement isnt everything we think it is. The State of Florida will charge you $75/day for your incarceration, even if charges are dropped, dismissed or you are found not guilty. Not paying these fees is a Class C Felony in Florida, punishable by up to 10y in prison and/or a $10,000 fine.