Quote Originally Posted by collins
^^^ not true. actually laura (babygurl) is right. the only time they have to read the rights is when they're going to interrigate you. when i was arrested up in lumpkin, they never read the rights, and it still stood up in court. if its just an arrest for a traffic violation, they're not required to.




Collins is right, the only thing that not reading your rights does in this case is that they cant use what you say against you in court. That doesn't mean anything here because their case against isn't based on what you said, it’s based on what they say they caught you doing, (which is speeding).



And jail time is a possibility. Its 24hrs in jail and/or 12 months probation for going 100mph or more. That’s why they took you in and you had to bail yourself out. You bailed yourself out so you wouldn't have to stay in jail for 24hrs and/or until you had a court date. The bail money is your promise to appear in court, if you’re found guilty you'll have to do 24hrs minus time already served on the day they originally brought you in.



The best advice anyone could give you is to get a lawyer. I think your best shot at getting out of this is that you were paced and they can't say exactly how fast you were going. DENY DENY DENY, THAT YOU WERE GOING 100mph or more



This is your first violation so you may luck out there but take a defensive driving class before your court date and bring in the certificate. That way if they say you were going 1xx then hopefully the judge will lower the speed to at least 99mph and you'll avoid jail time and/or probation.

Bottom line, Deny your ass off that you were going 100mph, take a defensive driving course and most importantly get a lawyer dude!