[ SECRET POST #3325 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3325 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Black Princeton Professor arrested over parking tickets

[ill_omened]

Courts are real big on you doing what you tell them. Pretty much anywhere in the world you'll get arrested and brought before them for explicitly violating what they tell you to do.

And it's understandable, because they're one of the founding structures of our society, and allowing even small things to undermine them is a net negative.

Re: Black Princeton Professor arrested over parking tickets

[(Anonymous)]

I find it understandable but not optimal. Much easier to start garnishing wages or some such once a time limit on paying the fines has been hit - ensuring that they'll pay regardless and can't escape the court. With no need to arrest someone who might start a social media protest making everybody look bad over $130 in parking tickets.