When I tried to recover my doubled appeal bond, I was told that the clerk was not authorized to give me my money. Naturally, the law contains no procedure for return of the bond and imposes on the court no duty to return it.
So the ticket won't impact his insurance rates, but he's still out twice the original amount of the ticket.
I asked her whether this was a criminal action or a civil action. She replied, “It’s hard to explain it in those terms.” I asked whether she intended to proceed under criminal procedural rules or in civil procedure. We would proceed under the “rules of criminal procedure,” she answered because this is a criminal case. I asked when I could expect to be charged, indicted, or have a probable cause determination. She replied that none of those events would occur because this is “a civil action.” So I could expect to be served with a complaint? No, no. As she had already explained, we would proceed under the criminal rules.
Elitist liberal scum. The Constitution died three days ago. Hello.
So the ticket won't impact his insurance rates, but he's still out twice the original amount of the ticket.
Pyrrhus says "Ehhhh…"
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That's some catch, that Catch-22.