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Chris @ Nov 17th 2006 12:54PM
Interestingly enough, the blinding ignorance method that this article advocates against is exactly the method I used to get out of my last ticket.
I was pulled over for blowing through a red light. The only problem this incident is that I hadn't actually blown through the light--it yellow all the way through. I'm certainly not going to stop in the middle of the intersection for a yellow light.
When the officer approached me, she said: "Do you know why I pulled you over?" Me: "Speeding?" Her: "No, try again." Me: "Missing my front license plate?" "No sir, you ran a red light" Me: "Really?! Are you sure??"
Needless to say. No ticket.