Texans are pushing for an end to the Driver Responsibility program, which assesses steep fines for repeat violations.
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March 23, 2010
Steep fines for driving irresponsibly
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As law enforcement knows, Texas Transportation Code "citations" do not apply to the common private citizen of Texas utilizing their property upon the PUBLIC roads and highways. And all "citations" must first be handled in an administrative hearing in accordance with the Administrative Procedure Act (Texas Government Code Chapter 2001), not within the judicial court system. Any court that proceeds to act on a "citation" before an administrative hearing has been held, acts without jurisdiction and without the protection of the law. All judges presiding over such cases can and should be held liable for breaking their oaths of office.
Posted by: Captain Rob | March 29, 2010 at 03:55 PM