Florida Supreme Court strikes down loud car stereo law

[av83 10+ year member]

Where you located..??

Same town as you. Congrats on the slanty username, lol...

 

[husker77 10+ year member]

Excellent.You're still a douche.

This.

They will just rewrite the laws to make them fit the ruling. The laws are needed, I was in a gas station the other day, a kid pulls up in his mustang and came in with his stereo still cranked out in the parking lot. He was in there for over 10 minutes. ********* like that and the ones that leave it cranked in residential areas(hint op) are the reasons these laws are around.

 

[mlstrass 5,000+ posts]

x2 They still need some sort of law in place. Not as strict as they currently are, but I sure don't want a bunch of dbags being able to play their POS systems full tilt anytime/anywhere....

 

[husker77 10+ year member]

It's not the strictness that bothers me as much as the vagueness and predisposition to ticket car stereos. I can roll through an industrial area with all kinds of noise with my stereo up and get a ticket, but the officer would have to yell over the outside ambient noise to tell me.

But I'm not sure what people expect though when they come on here and ask "how do I get heard 4 blocks away?", "I wantz da groundpoundz". Duh it's going to get attention and make people mad.

It's like everything else a little common sense and common courtesy would go a long way, but as the op so clearly showed in his first thread both are severely lacking in todays society.

 

[jteske88 10+ year member]

Needs to be nation wide,

 

[tc300 10+ year member]

Same town as you. Congrats on the slanty username, lol...

O wow, didn't know there was a fellow member in the same town. Haha

What do you mean by the username...???

 

[av83 10+ year member]

O wow, didn't know there was a fellow member in the same town. Haha
What do you mean by the username...???

Yup, there's a few. I noticed a member with Sherman in there sig, too. A few Decatur guys too.

And you're over 2,000 posts, foo! Lol, your username is in italics now.

 

[wildcat 10+ year member]

It's not the strictness that bothers me as much as the vagueness and predisposition to ticket car stereos. I can roll through an industrial area with all kinds of noise with my stereo up and get a ticket, but the officer would have to yell over the outside ambient noise to tell me.
But I'm not sure what people expect though when they come on here and ask "how do I get heard 4 blocks away?", "I wantz da groundpoundz". Duh it's going to get attention and make people mad.

It's like everything else a little common sense and common courtesy would go a long way, but as the op so clearly showed in his first thread both are severely lacking in todays society.

The court ruled the statute is not unconstitutionally vague. Georgia's supreme court also ruled the same.

I also totally agree with your last sentence. Contempt of cop arrests are very unprofessional and bad for society.

 

[Kangaroux 5,000+ posts]

No sound ordinance up here in Maine //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/suave.gif.858fc102f7646e678ee8af7e1fbc41d1.gif

 

[09civic 5,000+ posts]

Bro, this has been out for over a year.

Dumbshit.

 

[SAZCLASSD 10+ year member]

I guess the cops know where to be when SBN is going on down there next year....

 

[wildcat 10+ year member]

Bro, this has been out for over a year.
Dumbshit.

What are you talking about? The Florida Supreme court ruled 2 days ago on this

 

[05fronty 5,000+ posts]

meh i got one with the sound of my farts

 

[09civic 5,000+ posts]

What are you talking about? The Florida Supreme court ruled 2 days ago on this

The "Justin Timberlake" case happened over a year ago. Ever since that incident, cops didn't give a fuck.

 

[husker77 10+ year member]

I also totally agree with your last sentence. Contempt of cop arrests are very unprofessional and bad for society.

I was talking about how much of a douche you were.