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crimsonsailor7 said:The statute of limitations is two years from when it actually happened, so your chances really depend on the specifics... and just so you know, we aren't talking about the Supreme Court here, just a high-level trial Court.
Appreciate it. I’m gonna try to drag my feet through this current instance as long as I can; I’ve got one more hearing coming up before I finally take the whole mess up to the Supreme Court.🙏
So, I ended up getting slapped with a violation under Section 53, Paragraph 6 of the Traffic Safety Act back on June 6, 2006. I filed an appeal, and then I had to show up in Court on November 30, 2007. Now I’m sitting here wondering what the statute of limitations looks like for something like this, and honestly, what are my actual odds of getting it tossed via the Supreme Court if I decide to push the appeal further?
Look, my strategy is basically pure chaos. When they finally manage to serve me those papers, I’m just going to sit there and plead the fifth—not admitting a single thing. If they actually try to convict me, I’ll just immediately file an appeal with the State Supreme Court, praying to God that everything just gets tossed out on some technicality or falls into a statute of limitations loophole. Or, if I'm feeling particularly dramatic, I'll pull the whole "heartbroken citizen" routine and beg for community service, even though let's be real, there isn't any meaningful service work available in a city like this anyway. Honestly, if you're still a student, they usually can't squeeze a dime out of you regardless.