I was on a minor 6 person trial where a man ( he drove a Mercedes) was 
contesting a traffic ticket. He was caught reading the newpaper (on the wrong 
side of the road at the time) while wandering all over the road and did not 
contest that part. He just said that he should not get a ticket or pay any 
fine. Took us 5 minutes but most of that was reading the charge again in the 
jury room and finding paper and pencil.
Quinta

Ron said:
Driving is very serious business in Texas today. I recently sat in on a 
criminal trial where an individual felt he could flee from a police officer 
trying to stop him. That is a felony. A DWI today is very costly and an 
offender is booked into jail on the first offense. Even medication can result 
in a DWI offense. A simple speeding ticket will cost you nearly $200 even if 
you do the defensive driving school.

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