--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "oakdorf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 
> > My daughter and I are going to start working on some Bruce songs 
> > tonight (by coincidence).  
> > 
> 
> A singing lawyer?

A signing daughter.  She plays piano too.  I try to keep up on 
guitar, usually can't.


> TD: How come when you "win" in court, you still have to pay court 
> costs. Are court costs mandatory in NJ muni court?
> 
> My daughter got a parking tik, but swore they put the signs up 
after 
> she parked (fair). She "won" as in having it dismissed, but the 
court 
> fees remain. Like the prosecutor told her if she goes to law 
> school, "this is your first case, consider it you won..." then 
told 
> her you win some, you'll lose some. Actually, she's 2-0. I'm 4-0. 
> 
> The lady in the clerks office "WHAT, you're pleading not guilty to 
> parking ticket...it's only $37...you lose you have to court costs 
as 
> well!" 
> 
> Told her we'll roll'em and that she's innocent.

Well "win" is a relative term here.  If you really had to label what 
you did there with academic accuracy, it was more like a plea 
bargain.  The Court dismissed the ticket in exchange for her paying 
Court costs.  If you flat out win a case after a trial, you don't 
pay Court costs.




 
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