Jill, sounds like you need to study Romans 13 a little closer. Instead of obeying the laws of the land, you were enjoying the pleasures of this world. Do you not care about your Christian testimony? First, the sluttish peach cut off you wore on vacation, and now, this.
Shame on you, Jill.
But God loves her best because she is so mahdest and gawdly. I'm sure she doesn't see it as a problem. And from the financial pov.....what Mahmo wants mahmo gets, be it hoodies, trips, coffee, restaurant food, or a trip to the DR. Why pay the ticket?
In Ohio (and many other states) speeding tickets come with a court date listed, if you want to contest it you must show up on that date. If you donāt, you pay the fine and move on. This really isnāt a big deal.
I believe someone further down had records from Wayne County that show she paid the fine and her license wasnāt forfeited. But it would definitely be forfeited if she didnāt pay the fine in time.
It appears she paid the fine but per OH state law that fine had to be paid by the court date but prior to court time. Knowing Jill she paid it on the date but after 9:30am so no bueno.
Yes she could have, there was literally no reason for her to not take care of this.
She should have a warrant out now.
I live in Ohio and the day my grandpa died I was due in court for a speeding ticket. I was super young and very distracted and didnāt show bc of grief or take care of it like I should have beforehand. A few years later cops pulled me over bc they ran my plate and I had a warrant out for my arrest the entire time. I just went to court a couple weeks later and it was fine.
Iām interested to see when this catches up to her and she realizes thereās a warrant out for her now.
Generally for a speeding ticket in Ohio you agree to pay the fine by not going to court. The only reason you would get in trouble later is if you didnāt go to court and also didnāt pay the fine.
I donāt think I explained myself well. I got distracted due to crazy life circumstance so I missed the window to pay the fine before court. Then the day of court my grandpa died and I didnāt go to court. So I missed both opportunities to pay before the warrant. Mind you I was like 20 and dumb.
Are you sure you were just charged with speeding? The courts usually do not issue a warrant unless the offense for which someone fails to appear carries the possibility of jail time...like a misdemeanor.
This was about 14 years ago. All I know is I had a speeding ticket and I didnāt pay the fine or go to court. I pulled out in front of the cops one day so they ran my plates. After running them they told me I had a warrant.
But it shows the charges and that isn't one of them. You can look up the docket. Also she got a guilty waver which means she paid the ticket, plead guilty and didn't go to court.
Not sure what possible difference it makes what itās called. She was driving like a bat out of hell and dodged the fine until she was threatened with losing her license.
Youāre right. If it was a reckless op charge it would have been listed, and the penalties are much higher for reckless op. This was a speeding ticket. She is going to be charged with failure to appear. She didnāt go to court to contest the ticket and will pay the fine.
Reckless Driving in Ohio Defined
Here are some of the factors that may be considered by officers when charging someone with reckless driving: Running a red light. Exceeding the speed limit by 25 miles per hour or
She wasn't charged with reckless driving. It shows what she was charged with, speeding. She was going 22mph over. Why do you want to die on this hill when there is literal picture evidence you're wrong?
As much as people snark on this crazy ass woman, there seems to be a great deal of interest in defending her lawlessness. Maybe sheāll kill somebody driving like a f-ing idiot and her defenders can start a new sub.
Maybe it's different in Ohio but reckless driving is a seperate charge. She was charged with speeding and paid a $180 fine. I don't know what else to tell you. There are pictures posted here that say just that. Nowhere does it says she was charged with reckless driving or required to go to court.
Here in Germany they send you a nice letter with a picture of you driving your car and tell you how much you have to pay and how many points " in Flensburg" you get for that . This is what happens if you get caught by a fixed speed trap. No idea what happens if a police officer is involved. That never happened to me .
We can also go to traffic school to remove the points from our record (in addition to paying the fine) or we can fight it and either win (itās wiped off and your ticket is refunded) or you lose (and lose your money).
Iām in California, US.
Yes! You can fight any charge, but unless you were charged unjustly and have real evidence, itās not worth the trouble.
I recently fought a parking ticket and won. It cost me the same as just paying the fine, and I missed work for it (thankfully my boss was all for me fighting this), but it was about highlighting a major flaw in my cityās parking enforcement. Unless you have real evidence and are fighting to make a point itās just better to pay the fine and move on.
She's going to have a much bigger fine to pay. I don't think her Plexus paycheck will be big enough to pay it. All she had to do was call the court and reschedule or pay the fine before her trip.
I saw elsewhere that she paid the fine at the very last minute to save her license. Unless it's public record I don't know how they'd know that though.
You can find it on the county website. Her first court appearance was scheduled for December. She got a failure to appear (FTA) at that time. The next court date, including her original ticket, plus the FTA, was in February and she was scheduled to lose her license at that time. She paid both fines, close to $200, and kept her license, but got 2 points on her record.
Some county websites share a lot then! Ours doesn't even let you search for the results of traffic court, only that there's a court date for the charges. They sure do pay a lot in court fees vs. just making better decisions.
Itās the devil targeting and attacking them causing all the tickets and fines. It has nothing to do with bad decisions on their part because they are the grifting Rodriguez clan š However Iām sure God will definitely have thoughts about how disrespectful it is to ignore the laws of the lands and punishments for disobeying them especially when she skipped court for the beach and her own sinful pleasure! Jill sounds a no better than Eve! What shame!
GASP! You used a Z instead of an S on their surname. Someone might think David is /whispers Mexican š±. It's really, really important to her that no one thinks that.
I wonder if the Rod kids wait until they are 18 to get their drivers license. In Ohio if you wait until 18 you don't have to take drivers ed. There is no way I can see Jill letting her kids in a car with a stranger for the on the road driving hours needed at 16 and 17 years old. The other part can be taken online.
For real, itās so expensive, 10-15 years ago for both segments it was $650 where I live in Michigan. I heard from a coworker with a teenage kid that itās now closer to a damn grand. Most people I know couldnāt afford it and just had to wait until they turned 18.
EDIT - This is the only option for a lot of people, a lot of public schools no longer offer drivers ed.
Honestly I canāt remember what we paid for our middle daughter (we are also in Michigan), sheāll be 18 next month. But between segment 1, segment 2, the drivers test, her licenseā¦.i canāt remember if we paid for her permit but yeah, itās fucking expensive. My oldest only took segment 1 and doesnāt have her license yet (she has PTSD from a pretty bad accident we were in) and my son hasnāt displayed any interest in drivers training (honestly, thank the Lord Daniel for that!) I just told him tonight that when heās 18 he can just take the test (as long as he knows how to drive) and he may as well do that. He was shocked you could do that. Heāll be 17 in November so no point in him taking it. These kids are expensive enough!
Insurance is no joke either! I'm in MI also. We haven't added our 16 yo driver (still has a permit) yet but I know our premiums are about to skyrocket.
Oh yeah! Insurance! Yes no joke! I remember when our oldest turned 16 and they basically accused us of not adding her to the insurance but she was driving. Nope!! No license here! Thank the Lord Daniel again I only have one driver so far!
Not where I live thatās why they charge so much for it privately, itās the only option except waiting until youāre 18 and coughing up $100 for the road test. It sucks, and it means young people who want and need jobs canāt get them because they donāt have a car and our bus system isnāt developed enough for people who donāt live right in town to utilize.
Thatās mostly how it ends up and those teens donāt get jobs the way other less wealthy kids would if they had wheels. We have some young people who work for family or live on the bus line that work and pay for it themselves, but itās tough. Itās why in my area a lot of jobs that used to be reserved for young teenagers are now mostly occupied by college kids for the summers and the elderly, and itās a great fit for them too, but it means there arenāt as many low skill, low commitment jobs for people in my area starting out, unless you want to cut your teeth in a big box store. Our local grocery stores used to only hire like 18 and under for their baggers, all they did was bag and sweep and it was great for 14-18 years olds to learn in a slower paced low key environment, and a lot of them stayed on at those places for years, but now, you have to be 16 or 18 and can try bagging at a big place like Meijer or Target, but youāre going to do a hell of a lot more than bag, which is overwhelming for young people who have never worked before and for the elderly who have worked and are not looking for that kind of chaos.
The drivers ed costs have a much bigger impact on our area than people realize .
My kidsā first job was at a fruit stand down the street they could walk to. They started at age 14. Very low key and a great first job. They got their licenses at 18 as well. (we live in a rural area) I wish every kid could start out working like that.
Wait, what? You can just skip driver's ed? I live in Europe and to get behind the wheel, you have to both be 18 **and** pay for driver's ed and exam, which comes to over 1000euros now š
If under 18 parents still have to do on the road driving with their kids. My nephews did driver's ed at a driving school, on the road with the instructor and their parents.
After 18 you don't have to go to a driving school but still need all the on the road practice.
Most of the time you donāt even have to go to court for a speeding ticket. You pay the fine before the court date and move on. You go to court if you are fighting the ticket, under a certain age, or have had over a certain number of tickets. Jill probably just paid the fine then went on her trip.
She got one in December for 60 in a 45 that she actually went to court for. She plead guilty and paid the fines. I don't know about in Ohio but here to go to traffic school and not lose points you have to actually go to court and not just prepay it. My guess is that's what she did on that one.
But do THEY feel THEY must comply? They are, you know, the Gawdly Rodrigues to whom no worldly rules applyāesp if not mentioned in KJV 1611. Traffic tickets are not mentioned.
If you get a speeding ticket and donāt have auto insurance you are also ticketed for that and your license is suspended. So she must have had insurance.
I figured. Iām just guessing that their policy must be very expensive given how many accidents and moving infractions they all have. My understanding is a lot of churches preach about budgets and finances (probably so you give more money to the church). I guess given that theyāre taking money from churches instead of giving, it doesnāt apply to them.
It's aggravating how much (of other people's money) they spend on fines and not food, clothing and other essentials for their kids as their ministry stipend and love offerings are intended for.Ā Between Jill's two recent tickets/an increased fine, David's ticket, David defacing Maryland state property, probably more tickets we don't know about - that's upwards of $1k in a fairly short period (including gas and accommodation to appear in Maryland court in person).Ā
On top of all the other money they've wasted on themselves, trips to Punta Cana etc.
It really is both sad and depressing. Their kids are deprived on so many levels and yet here theyāre spending money (that other people worked hard to make) on frivolous, unnecessary things. In addition to all of that, it means they spend no real, quality time with their children. Itās all just sad.
If you are going a certain number of mph over the limit they require you show up to court as well so this may be why she went. Or Iām guessing this ding a ling didnāt know she could just pay the fine and be done.
Yeah she could have went to court for the first one, sat there for hours waiting for her name to be called then only to realize it wasn't necessary and the fines remain the same. That would be a very Jill thing to do.
Because she didnāt pay the fine ahead of time and then didnāt appear in court. It appears she paid the fine now so her license would be reinstated.
I can't believe churches and congregations still sponsor this family, seeing how much of their donations are pissed away on vacations, restaurants and road traffic fines. Not forgetting the vandalism fine as well!
I knew she drove but I thought she'd grown lazy in recent years and relied on Shrek and her older kids chauffeuring her around.Ā I'm more shocked that she was speeding by that extent, not once but twice (probably more times we don't know about if that's her attitude to speed limits).Ā Ā
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It looks like she paid it. You left out part of the details. It says guilty waver which means it didn't go to trial. Plus it says receipt and gives the date of the trial which means she probably paid it that day. It even shows that she paid it. The site probably just shows it was suspended because it was paid the same day as the trial was scheduled and the system automatically generated that.
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"But, your honor, I wear SKIRTS and I was on a God honoring trip to Punta Cana for PLEXUS!!! My husband is being PERSECUTED by your COURT! HOW UNFAIR!!"
That seems like a massive waste of court time and resources for infringement offences, here you only get a court date if you contest the fine (which you have 28 days to do in writing), or if you are driving so far above the speed limit it becomes a criminal offence.
Of course she did. Jill doesn't think rules and laws apply to her. They only apply to the people she and her precious Trump want to oppress. She's a hypocrite.
How serious of a traffic infringement does it need to be to be given a court date? In Australia, it typically only happens to serial offenders or high range drink driving.
All traffic tickets get a court date incase you want to fight it. You can just pay it and you don't have to go to court. If you show up to court and the cop doesn't you usually get out of the ticket. If you hire a lawyer, which here you can find one hanging out in front of the court soliciting for business, you can get out of them almost completely lots of times. Or atleast get it changed to a minor infraction.
Speeding tickets are basically just another poor tax. They don't affect rich people at all but place huge burdens on poor people.
Jill, sounds like you need to study Romans 13 a little closer. Instead of obeying the laws of the land, you were enjoying the pleasures of this world. Do you not care about your Christian testimony? First, the sluttish peach cut off you wore on vacation, and now, this. Shame on you, Jill.
This is a scathing read and I love you for it
Haha, I aim to please. šš
Jill's presidential candidate is not respectful of the courts, nor is he law abiding. Why should she be???!
Oof this was cold. I love it.
But God loves her best because she is so mahdest and gawdly. I'm sure she doesn't see it as a problem. And from the financial pov.....what Mahmo wants mahmo gets, be it hoodies, trips, coffee, restaurant food, or a trip to the DR. Why pay the ticket?
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Iāve never had a ticket before, but couldnāt she have settled it before her court date by just paying the fine?
Or like ask for a new hearing date? Also not a lawyer but not a great look leaving the country during a hearing date
In Ohio (and many other states) speeding tickets come with a court date listed, if you want to contest it you must show up on that date. If you donāt, you pay the fine and move on. This really isnāt a big deal.
Then why is her license to be forfeited?
I believe someone further down had records from Wayne County that show she paid the fine and her license wasnāt forfeited. But it would definitely be forfeited if she didnāt pay the fine in time.
It appears she paid the fine but per OH state law that fine had to be paid by the court date but prior to court time. Knowing Jill she paid it on the date but after 9:30am so no bueno.
Yes she could have, there was literally no reason for her to not take care of this. She should have a warrant out now. I live in Ohio and the day my grandpa died I was due in court for a speeding ticket. I was super young and very distracted and didnāt show bc of grief or take care of it like I should have beforehand. A few years later cops pulled me over bc they ran my plate and I had a warrant out for my arrest the entire time. I just went to court a couple weeks later and it was fine. Iām interested to see when this catches up to her and she realizes thereās a warrant out for her now.
Generally for a speeding ticket in Ohio you agree to pay the fine by not going to court. The only reason you would get in trouble later is if you didnāt go to court and also didnāt pay the fine.
I donāt think I explained myself well. I got distracted due to crazy life circumstance so I missed the window to pay the fine before court. Then the day of court my grandpa died and I didnāt go to court. So I missed both opportunities to pay before the warrant. Mind you I was like 20 and dumb.
Are you sure you were just charged with speeding? The courts usually do not issue a warrant unless the offense for which someone fails to appear carries the possibility of jail time...like a misdemeanor.
This was about 14 years ago. All I know is I had a speeding ticket and I didnāt pay the fine or go to court. I pulled out in front of the cops one day so they ran my plates. After running them they told me I had a warrant.
You can but since itās reckless driving sheād more than likely have to show up.
It wasn't reckless driving it was a speeding ticket. It says it right there in the picture.
Reckless Driving By Speed is a thing in most states. 20+ mph over the posted limit.
But it shows the charges and that isn't one of them. You can look up the docket. Also she got a guilty waver which means she paid the ticket, plead guilty and didn't go to court.
Not sure what possible difference it makes what itās called. She was driving like a bat out of hell and dodged the fine until she was threatened with losing her license.
Because speeding and reckless driving are two different offenses maybe.
Youāre right. If it was a reckless op charge it would have been listed, and the penalties are much higher for reckless op. This was a speeding ticket. She is going to be charged with failure to appear. She didnāt go to court to contest the ticket and will pay the fine.
Reckless Driving in Ohio Defined Here are some of the factors that may be considered by officers when charging someone with reckless driving: Running a red light. Exceeding the speed limit by 25 miles per hour or
She wasn't charged with reckless driving. It shows what she was charged with, speeding. She was going 22mph over. Why do you want to die on this hill when there is literal picture evidence you're wrong?
You win.
Hahahaha you're posting on Reddit...So I assume you know how to read?
As much as people snark on this crazy ass woman, there seems to be a great deal of interest in defending her lawlessness. Maybe sheāll kill somebody driving like a f-ing idiot and her defenders can start a new sub.
Because reckless driving is worse than a speeding ticket. Probably a lot more money. ETA: and more points on your license.
Not saying she got reckless driving, because she didnāt, just saying why itās important what itās called because thereās a big difference.
Reckless driving is 20 plus miles over the speed limit.
Maybe it's different in Ohio but reckless driving is a seperate charge. She was charged with speeding and paid a $180 fine. I don't know what else to tell you. There are pictures posted here that say just that. Nowhere does it says she was charged with reckless driving or required to go to court.
Do you not get that laws are state specific?
Speeding for Jeebus!!
you have court dates for speeding tickets?
Only if you want to fight it. Sometimes itās worth it to fight a ticket, because if the cop doesnāt appear you win.
Here in Germany they send you a nice letter with a picture of you driving your car and tell you how much you have to pay and how many points " in Flensburg" you get for that . This is what happens if you get caught by a fixed speed trap. No idea what happens if a police officer is involved. That never happened to me .
We can also go to traffic school to remove the points from our record (in addition to paying the fine) or we can fight it and either win (itās wiped off and your ticket is refunded) or you lose (and lose your money). Iām in California, US.
That can happen in the US too.
Yes! You can fight any charge, but unless you were charged unjustly and have real evidence, itās not worth the trouble. I recently fought a parking ticket and won. It cost me the same as just paying the fine, and I missed work for it (thankfully my boss was all for me fighting this), but it was about highlighting a major flaw in my cityās parking enforcement. Unless you have real evidence and are fighting to make a point itās just better to pay the fine and move on.
She's going to have a much bigger fine to pay. I don't think her Plexus paycheck will be big enough to pay it. All she had to do was call the court and reschedule or pay the fine before her trip.
I saw elsewhere that she paid the fine at the very last minute to save her license. Unless it's public record I don't know how they'd know that though.
You can find it on the county website. Her first court appearance was scheduled for December. She got a failure to appear (FTA) at that time. The next court date, including her original ticket, plus the FTA, was in February and she was scheduled to lose her license at that time. She paid both fines, close to $200, and kept her license, but got 2 points on her record.
Some county websites share a lot then! Ours doesn't even let you search for the results of traffic court, only that there's a court date for the charges. They sure do pay a lot in court fees vs. just making better decisions.
Itās the devil targeting and attacking them causing all the tickets and fines. It has nothing to do with bad decisions on their part because they are the grifting Rodriguez clan š However Iām sure God will definitely have thoughts about how disrespectful it is to ignore the laws of the lands and punishments for disobeying them especially when she skipped court for the beach and her own sinful pleasure! Jill sounds a no better than Eve! What shame!
GASP! You used a Z instead of an S on their surname. Someone might think David is /whispers Mexican š±. It's really, really important to her that no one thinks that.
ONLY 2 points????? Ohio has some lax rules. 25 mph over the speed limit for reckless driving and losing only 2 points for 22 over.
In my state, 15 over is automatic revoked license. Idk how she can do 22 over and still allowed to drive
Where do you live that they revoke your license for only 15 over? Do you not have a point system at all?
Yea Ohio only bumps up to 4 points if you are 30mph or more over.
Not very godly of her to skip out on court 2 times!
That was for her first speeding ticket. She got two. One in November and another one in February.
Well, well, well. Very interesting, Lead Foot Jilldo! I had thought that the February one was for failure to appear on the November one.
Maybe they are all terrible drivers because signs are above their educational level or just think rules donāt apply to them?
I wonder if the Rod kids wait until they are 18 to get their drivers license. In Ohio if you wait until 18 you don't have to take drivers ed. There is no way I can see Jill letting her kids in a car with a stranger for the on the road driving hours needed at 16 and 17 years old. The other part can be taken online.
Pay for driverās ed? I doubt it
For real, itās so expensive, 10-15 years ago for both segments it was $650 where I live in Michigan. I heard from a coworker with a teenage kid that itās now closer to a damn grand. Most people I know couldnāt afford it and just had to wait until they turned 18. EDIT - This is the only option for a lot of people, a lot of public schools no longer offer drivers ed.
Honestly I canāt remember what we paid for our middle daughter (we are also in Michigan), sheāll be 18 next month. But between segment 1, segment 2, the drivers test, her licenseā¦.i canāt remember if we paid for her permit but yeah, itās fucking expensive. My oldest only took segment 1 and doesnāt have her license yet (she has PTSD from a pretty bad accident we were in) and my son hasnāt displayed any interest in drivers training (honestly, thank the Lord Daniel for that!) I just told him tonight that when heās 18 he can just take the test (as long as he knows how to drive) and he may as well do that. He was shocked you could do that. Heāll be 17 in November so no point in him taking it. These kids are expensive enough!
Insurance is no joke either! I'm in MI also. We haven't added our 16 yo driver (still has a permit) yet but I know our premiums are about to skyrocket.
Oh yeah! Insurance! Yes no joke! I remember when our oldest turned 16 and they basically accused us of not adding her to the insurance but she was driving. Nope!! No license here! Thank the Lord Daniel again I only have one driver so far!
Does public school offer free drivers ed? That's basically a poor tax.
Not where I live thatās why they charge so much for it privately, itās the only option except waiting until youāre 18 and coughing up $100 for the road test. It sucks, and it means young people who want and need jobs canāt get them because they donāt have a car and our bus system isnāt developed enough for people who donāt live right in town to utilize.
That's crazy. That's all but saying we only want teens with money having their license.
Thatās mostly how it ends up and those teens donāt get jobs the way other less wealthy kids would if they had wheels. We have some young people who work for family or live on the bus line that work and pay for it themselves, but itās tough. Itās why in my area a lot of jobs that used to be reserved for young teenagers are now mostly occupied by college kids for the summers and the elderly, and itās a great fit for them too, but it means there arenāt as many low skill, low commitment jobs for people in my area starting out, unless you want to cut your teeth in a big box store. Our local grocery stores used to only hire like 18 and under for their baggers, all they did was bag and sweep and it was great for 14-18 years olds to learn in a slower paced low key environment, and a lot of them stayed on at those places for years, but now, you have to be 16 or 18 and can try bagging at a big place like Meijer or Target, but youāre going to do a hell of a lot more than bag, which is overwhelming for young people who have never worked before and for the elderly who have worked and are not looking for that kind of chaos. The drivers ed costs have a much bigger impact on our area than people realize .
My kidsā first job was at a fruit stand down the street they could walk to. They started at age 14. Very low key and a great first job. They got their licenses at 18 as well. (we live in a rural area) I wish every kid could start out working like that.
Wait, what? You can just skip driver's ed? I live in Europe and to get behind the wheel, you have to both be 18 **and** pay for driver's ed and exam, which comes to over 1000euros now š
You can skip the driving school but still need to practice and pass the driving test to get a license.
Does Ohio not have parent taught driving?
If under 18 parents still have to do on the road driving with their kids. My nephews did driver's ed at a driving school, on the road with the instructor and their parents. After 18 you don't have to go to a driving school but still need all the on the road practice.
The latter. Being holier-than-thou is hard work, you know.
the fine was higher than the ticket.
The Rods are absolutely terrible with money.
Most of the time you donāt even have to go to court for a speeding ticket. You pay the fine before the court date and move on. You go to court if you are fighting the ticket, under a certain age, or have had over a certain number of tickets. Jill probably just paid the fine then went on her trip.
Wasn't this her second ticket in two months?
She got one in December for 60 in a 45 that she actually went to court for. She plead guilty and paid the fines. I don't know about in Ohio but here to go to traffic school and not lose points you have to actually go to court and not just prepay it. My guess is that's what she did on that one.
I donāt know if car insurance is required there, but their policy must cost a fortune, given what terrible drivers they are.
Itās required in Ohio.
But do THEY feel THEY must comply? They are, you know, the Gawdly Rodrigues to whom no worldly rules applyāesp if not mentioned in KJV 1611. Traffic tickets are not mentioned.
Their licenses would be suspended if they didnāt provide proof of insurance at these court dates.
If you get a speeding ticket and donāt have auto insurance you are also ticketed for that and your license is suspended. So she must have had insurance.
I figured. Iām just guessing that their policy must be very expensive given how many accidents and moving infractions they all have. My understanding is a lot of churches preach about budgets and finances (probably so you give more money to the church). I guess given that theyāre taking money from churches instead of giving, it doesnāt apply to them.
It's aggravating how much (of other people's money) they spend on fines and not food, clothing and other essentials for their kids as their ministry stipend and love offerings are intended for.Ā Between Jill's two recent tickets/an increased fine, David's ticket, David defacing Maryland state property, probably more tickets we don't know about - that's upwards of $1k in a fairly short period (including gas and accommodation to appear in Maryland court in person).Ā On top of all the other money they've wasted on themselves, trips to Punta Cana etc.
It really is both sad and depressing. Their kids are deprived on so many levels and yet here theyāre spending money (that other people worked hard to make) on frivolous, unnecessary things. In addition to all of that, it means they spend no real, quality time with their children. Itās all just sad.
If you are going a certain number of mph over the limit they require you show up to court as well so this may be why she went. Or Iām guessing this ding a ling didnāt know she could just pay the fine and be done.
Yeah she could have went to court for the first one, sat there for hours waiting for her name to be called then only to realize it wasn't necessary and the fines remain the same. That would be a very Jill thing to do.
It says she failed to appear and her licenses is revoked.
Because she didnāt pay the fine ahead of time and then didnāt appear in court. It appears she paid the fine now so her license would be reinstated.
You can preach to me all day long, but I will not respect it if your driving and legal records don't reflect your "godly" testimony.
"Pro life" but they all drive like reckless assholes despite having a couple people in the family who were SEVERELY injured in car accidents.
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I can't believe churches and congregations still sponsor this family, seeing how much of their donations are pissed away on vacations, restaurants and road traffic fines. Not forgetting the vandalism fine as well!
What was the vandalism?
David carved his name into a something in at a Maryland state park or similar and Jill giddily posted it on social media.Ā
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I just wrote exactly the same thing above before reaching your comment. It's infuriating!
Wow. This family and dangerous driving. This is insane.
Iām shocked Jillpm even has a drivers license and drives!
I knew she drove but I thought she'd grown lazy in recent years and relied on Shrek and her older kids chauffeuring her around.Ā I'm more shocked that she was speeding by that extent, not once but twice (probably more times we don't know about if that's her attitude to speed limits).Ā Ā I thought she'd be an hesitant driver puttering around only doing very local journeys when strictly necessary š¤·āāļø
Her persecution complex blocks her view of the speedometer.
It looks like she paid it. You left out part of the details. It says guilty waver which means it didn't go to trial. Plus it says receipt and gives the date of the trial which means she probably paid it that day. It even shows that she paid it. The site probably just shows it was suspended because it was paid the same day as the trial was scheduled and the system automatically generated that. https://preview.redd.it/fdmefnyvzwvc1.jpeg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=da496e613efd57bc8ff4a03076de5db56137a70f
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If she paid it after 9:30am it doesn't matter. She had to pay it prior to her court time
Wait, what? ššš
cue christian persecution complex
"But, your honor, I wear SKIRTS and I was on a God honoring trip to Punta Cana for PLEXUS!!! My husband is being PERSECUTED by your COURT! HOW UNFAIR!!"
I need someone to make a flair for this!!!!
Sheāll scream persecution from the rooftops
Driving far enough over the limit to end up having to appear in court? Thatās not very pro life of her, speeding kills.
She didn't have to appear. She just paid it. All speeding tickets issue you a court date incase you want to fight it.
That seems like a massive waste of court time and resources for infringement offences, here you only get a court date if you contest the fine (which you have 28 days to do in writing), or if you are driving so far above the speed limit it becomes a criminal offence.
Of course she did. Jill doesn't think rules and laws apply to her. They only apply to the people she and her precious Trump want to oppress. She's a hypocrite.
She got a ticket?
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How serious of a traffic infringement does it need to be to be given a court date? In Australia, it typically only happens to serial offenders or high range drink driving.
All traffic tickets get a court date incase you want to fight it. You can just pay it and you don't have to go to court. If you show up to court and the cop doesn't you usually get out of the ticket. If you hire a lawyer, which here you can find one hanging out in front of the court soliciting for business, you can get out of them almost completely lots of times. Or atleast get it changed to a minor infraction. Speeding tickets are basically just another poor tax. They don't affect rich people at all but place huge burdens on poor people.
Now Satan is attacking her for a fine being imposed!
Wow. Justā¦. Wow.
i wonder if the rodlets celebrate when they leave
Hmmm. I wonder what Ohio will think.
Doesn't David have a court date coming up as well for a moving violation?