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#21
11-01-2007, 11:46 AM
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Re: When cops pull you over
A few weeks back I got pulled over while doing ~50 in a 55 construction zone. I was in traffic so I couldn't have been speeding if I tried.
He asked if I knew what he pulled me over for, I said no. Long story short he gave me a ticket for 76 in a 55 construction zone. My attorney says the court probably will just file it away and I'll never hear about it. The moral: Some cops are [censored]. 
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#23
11-01-2007, 12:11 PM
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Re: When cops pull you over
Just memorize this and you'll be fine.
Officer, you have stopped me, presumably in accordance with state law. If I am to be given a citation, please proceed with the processing so that I may be on my way. If I am free to go now, I wish to leave immediately. If I am under arrest, and any interrogation is to be undertaken I will NOT answer questions without my attorney being present, nor will I perform any agility or co-ordination tests, blow into any preliminary breath testing devices, or submit to any chemical tests, EXCEPT those that are MANDATED by state law in order for me to avoid a license suspension. I do not concent to being videotaped. I do not waive any rights and I may have to challenge your actions in stopping me or in requesting any tests of me. I wish to speak to my attorney at the earliest possible time.
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#25
11-01-2007, 12:44 PM
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Re: When cops pull you over
"nor will I ... blow into any preliminary breath testing devices, or submit to any chemical tests, EXCEPT those that are MANDATED by state law in order for me to avoid a license suspension"
Unfortunately license suspension in most states is mandated for refusal to take any of the chemical tests/breathalyzer.
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