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<blockquote data-quote="Prowler573" data-source="post: 1490118" data-attributes="member: 561023">And normally you cannot get out of jail unless you pay for everything you owe first. There won&#039;t be a second chance to go to court on the ticket as the original failure to go to court will result in judgement being rendered against you. Never heard of that happening but in this day and age and law enforcement agencies across the nation getting fed up with unpaid tickets it wouldn&#039;t surprise me This is extremely unlikely....On top of having the original ticket judged against you if you allow it to go long enough without satisfying it most states will suspend your driver&#039;s license. THEN if you get caught driving after that not only will you have to deal with the original ticket but you&#039;ll also have one for driving under suspension.Like others, my best suggestion would be to cough up the 186 clams and be done with it.How fast were you clocked in how fast of a zone?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Prowler573, post: 1490118, member: 561023"] And normally you cannot get [B]out[/B] of jail unless you pay for everything you owe first. There won't be a second chance to go to court on the ticket as the original failure to go to court will result in judgement being rendered against you. Never heard of that happening but in this day and age and law enforcement agencies across the nation getting fed up with unpaid tickets it wouldn't surprise me This is extremely unlikely.... On top of having the original ticket judged against you if you allow it to go long enough without satisfying it most states will suspend your driver's license. THEN if you get caught driving after that not only will you have to deal with the original ticket but you'll also have one for driving under suspension. Like others, my best suggestion would be to cough up the 186 clams and be done with it. How fast were you clocked in how fast of a zone? [/QUOTE]

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