The problem is the law is written for LAWYERS
and most people who have a problem, usually dont know where to look and even if they do are bamboozled, hence why they seek out a lawyer.
There's much much more to the law than reading it
Or should I saw, a lot more to the law when your trying to figure out HOW not to get a ticket for something, and most people are too flustered from shock when they get a ticket.
The old adage " A man who is his own lawyer has a fool for his client"
Now with google it's different, you can google up terms. But search engines and black and white definitions are far different from standing in front of a judge or going to a first hearing.
But as I said, horses for courses and the information was just put out there.
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Originally Posted by xander_g
No worries, i just find that there is often incomplete or wrong information being posted on those sites, so generally the best bet is to read what the actual law says and look for interpretations afterwards.
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