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Originally Posted by Xx__xs
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Originally Posted by WeekendWarriorz
Misconception. No where in the law states that a new $1000 fine will be implemented after the law change. From my knowledge living here, the $1000 has been in the effect for years now and is the consequence if you DO NOT get the car checked out by the state referee. If you get a state referee sticker on your ticket and get the car checked out, instead of previously getting the ticket signed off as a correctable and paying the $25 correction fee, now it is not correctable and is a $200 fine. Again, nothing new here, aside the $175 difference in the ticket. The car still "needs" an adequate muffler system per law states and below 95db.
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did you even try to do research?
the law changed on january 1 2019
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I talked with my lawyer Randy from Fyourticket, looks like you're the misinformed one smart guy. The only law that changed is its not correctable. $1000 is the fine when you don't get state ref'd. Thank police scare tactics for that video!
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