96JdmAccord

So just got a ticket following my dad to the columbia river. I was doing 84 in a 60 or 65 trying to catch up with my dad. Anyways he spelled my name Johnothon Allmon and my correct spelling is Jonathan Allman. Now I know I was going pretty fast and dont mind paying it but cant I get out of it since he spelled my name wrong?

Whats ironic also is my brothers first ticket was following my dad. And well shit I almost made it 1 full year not getting a ticket!

Jon

MPerson

No, that's a small mistake, they can just fix it on the records. Good luck in court, if you're going.

96JdmAccord

eh probably wont go unless I know I can get out of it. I know my teacher told me once he got out of a ticket because of that but he was a lil :screwy:

aux

im telling on you.

RicoD

no u wont be able to get out of it... its easily fixed...

Nelson

I'd think they would consider it a harmless error...

but good luck.

antarius

All the previous posts are correct.

The error won't get you out of a ticket.

Hell, he could have wrote the color of your car as the wrong color, and type of car, and even had the license plate wrong and spelt your name wrong.

Of course, you could use all that as a case against his inability to properly judge the situation, and as a result, your speed.

But the errors themselves won't void the citation.

sherwood

fight the ticket, he wont show up, you get like an hour community service

Mandi

How much is the ticket? Just pay it and move on.

dom93hatch

Stupiiiiiiiiiiid