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I got a speeding ticket in Texas early June..did the probation deal where you pay double and go on probation for 90 days. So I went back up to school mid august and my 3rd day there I got a ticket...i was like shhhhhhhhhhiitttt....well came court day I went up there and ended up paying double there to get it taken off my record except you dont go on probation. So that was that....now my parents are in town and I just signed a notarized letter saying i havent gotten a ticket within those 90 days, and the next sentence said...and have not committed a crime in the state of texas. So heres whats up...my dad got the letter notarized before hand cause the notary trusted him...so WHATS GOING TO HAPPEN? Is there ANYWAY the court in Texas will find this traffic violation I had in Kansas? My dads repuatation and his notaries job is on the line....they fly out tommorow so I either need a confirmed "yes ill be ok" or a "you need to tell your parents before they mail this letter to the court in TX." When a ticket is taken off your record like the court says...is it FULLY taken off with NO exceptions?
I'm not a Lawyer. In my experience, when one receives an out of State ticket, it is reported to your home State. Assuming that Texas is your home state, then Kansas would have sent a record of the ticket to Texas if it were not removed from your record. Don't know the agreed to terms of the ticket being removed, but, could make the arguement if it were found, that because it was not a recorded event, it doesn't apply. Further, you did not commit a crime in the State of Texas as the ticket was issued in Kansas. I hate the use of the word crime, it was a ticket for God sakes. Would think that your probation was limited to Texas. As long as you were allowed to leave Texas, I would think you are ok.
If Texas really wants to know, they can easily find it. However, wouldn't expect them to waist the time looking Nationwide unless you have a criminal record.
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