Tuesday, December 27, 2005
Your next speeding violation could be ticket to jail (Monday, December 26, 2005)
Judge Ray cracking down on excessive speeding violations
By TERESA RESSEL\Daily Journal Staff Writer
Your next speeding ticket might make you an appointment in court before the associate circuit judge. It could also get you a couple days in jail.
Associate Circuit Court Judge Thomas L. Ray said any motorist caught by the Missouri State Highway Patrol driving 25 mph or more over the speed limit will have to appear in court to explain why they needed to drive so fast.
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