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Originally posted by vvvvv
What happens in one state is not enforceable in another state. The state that has the conviction can ask the state you are in to give you up. For a speeding ticket? No... As for insurance, unless the Deparment of Motor Vehicles in your state is directly connected to the one in the other state, your ticket will not show up in their database so your insurance will have no way of knowing the ticket occured. This is why a child killer can go from state to state killing our children and be pulled over in each one with nobody knowing that the person they just pulled over is wanted for questioning in 34 other states for killing children. Go figure...
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Actually, that's not QUITE true. For Misdemeanors and traffic violations, yes, but when someone is pulled over the officer usually checks them through the NCIS (national criminal information system), which will also check for felonies or any federal warrents. (I was a reserve deputy sheriff in Maricopa county AZ for a while a few years ago)