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Post by misterfloyd on Jun 7, 2008 14:42:35 GMT -5
My personal opinion is that it would be an advantage. I don't see how it could be anything but a plus. (If you've got a floorboard full of empty cans, an ashtray full of corncobs and a generally beligerent attitude, no amount of law stickers are gonna help!) But I'm sure you guys will be well behaved and have no problems
Totally neutral. It's all about attitude if you're pulled. The stickers won't increase or decrease your chances. But pushing a belligerant "I know the law because I'm in law school attitude" if you are pulled will not make for a happy situation. Cops deal with lawyers all the time. They aren't scared of them. They'll see an attitude such as that as a challenge. I'm an attorney. The last thing I would ever say, if pulled, is that I'm an attorney. Frankly, it just means that I should know better. I have no excuse for ignorance of the law. Again, it won't increase of decrease your chances of getting pulled, but play it cool if you are.
Post by tentseasurfer on Jun 8, 2008 11:11:20 GMT -5
avoid the BAD COP NO DONUT stickers.
cops tend to frown upon those.
on a side note...I had the cop that arrested me for DUI 5 years ago compliment me on all my cool political stickers on my truck....he still put me in the back of the squad car though.
Post by JimmyMoore16 on Jun 8, 2008 11:29:07 GMT -5
I would think it would be a slight advantage simply because it puts the cop on notice that you are more than likely informed of your rights, and he won't be able to get away with tactics used on the general unknowing public. That is pretty much it though. No favorable treatment. I guarantee they wont condone illegal activity due to a sticker. Also, as noted above, the prick "I'm an attorney" attitude never works.
This thread actually inspired me to purchase a sticker from my law school. I figure it cant hurt, and cops definitely notice those types of things when walking up to a vehicle.
Post by lordrockinhood on Jun 8, 2008 18:31:59 GMT -5
All I know is, everytime over the years that I've left my car with my dad for a few days, a new PBA sticker would magically appear in the left back corner window... that little window is damn near covered with them now! ...and also, a little american flag sticker in the bottom corner, and... *knock on wood* so far, so good
Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting, "Holy sh*t ... what a ride!"
Post by Bob Noxious on Jun 8, 2008 22:45:01 GMT -5
From the little I know about Physics and from watching Mythbusters, I can pretty safely say that the lawschool sticker will not affect your cars Miles Per Gallon on the highway in any measurable way. Thanks for caring though.
Post by candyflippedaround on Jun 9, 2008 0:02:18 GMT -5
sad day if we have to worry about a sticker on our car being the reason we are pulled over. AFAIK there isnt a single sticker in the world that is a traffic violation....
But I'm sure you guys will be well behaved and have no problems 
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