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If it's their vehicle and the vehicle wasn't stolen, the owner should know who was driving it. Courts do compel people to testify sometimes (when it is not self
by dolni 7mo ago
If it's their vehicle and the vehicle wasn't stolen, the owner should know who was driving it. Courts do compel people to testify sometimes (when it is not self-incriminating).
- spullara 7mo agoThey are not required to know who is driving their registered vehicle at all times, just that anyone that is allowed to drive it has a license.
- dolni 7mo agoWhat are some scenarios where a vehicle owner knows that the vehicle is being driven by someone with a license, but not who that person is?
- yjftsjthsd-h 7mo agoYou have one spouse and several children, and all of them have a license and are allowed to use the car?
- brewdad 7mo agoYour court date will be weeks after receiving the citation in the mail. Most families talk once in a while.
- HDThoreaun 7mo agoThe state is constitutionally unable to force you to testify against yourself because the judge ruled these tickets are quasi criminal
- riquito 7mo agoHappens all the time. You and your spouse do the same or similar route (e.g. bring child to school) and a month later you get a ticket. Who was driving that day?