Woo-Hoo, it is official . . . I made it
 

You may recall that last December I got a speeding ticket in Indiana. They have a nice thing going there (besides the very low fines), that being, if you slip them an extra $60, and don't get in trouble for 6 months, they delete it like it never happened. If you do get caught, you forfeit everything.

I just got the notice that it was dismissed.

Now I can go out and play again.

Love it...... "if you slip them an extra $60, and don't get in trouble for 6 months, they delete it like it" .......official government graft and corruption :thumbsup:1orglaugh

here you slip them $30 and they forget it immediately ;))

here you slip them $60 and get charged with bribery as well as the ticket.

it's called "deferred judification"

A deferred adjudication probation is a type of court ordered community supervision that results in dismissal of the case upon successful completion of the terms and conditions of the probation. It differs from a regular probation in that there is no finding of guilt because after hearing the plea the court Defers a finding of guilt pending good behavior while on probation.

There is a catch. A deferred adjudication will appear on a criminal background check, which often has the same practical impact as a conviction to potential employers, government agencies etc. However, after successful completion of all terms and conditions of a deferred adjudication probation, you can apply to have the records “sealed” from public inspection by filing a Petition for Non-Disclosure. Again, this has its limitations as government agencies will still have the ability to pull up the records.

your are worth each ticket ........

no, it is a pretrial deferral agreement, which states that if I abide by the terms of said agreement, it will be dismissed