if you happened to pull your mother over, would you write her a ticket?

Johnny Conservative

I would like to think that I would recognize my own mothers car.

Would have to.

Shy Girl

NOO!!! i wouldnt even pull her over!!

bella.guerra

Oh, Hell yeah!
I would be like...
Mom - remember how you grounded me right before the junior prom?
I knew that you would - press hard, 3 copies.
Thanks, Mom! See ya in court!

it's me

Definitely not!!. She wiped your butt for about three years. What, did you forget :)))) She did her duty. I would talk to her about the offense.

Patti

My police officer fiance said "of course not!", but he said if it was a DUI he'd make sure she didn't drive for a while. He said its very political in ticket writing, in his town anyway. He's not supposed to write tickets for town selectmen or anything, so if he can't for them, he's certainly not going to for family.

Steven C

Depends on how fast she was going.

Songbyrd JPA âœ¡

You bet, dead people should not be driving cars.

Hannah H

well a cording to the law if your a cop yea you should but if she hasn't did anything bad before then just give her a warning!

Officer

She is a judge so I think she would make me.

Craig B

sdmay1980

I would not give my mom a citation, just like in most towns, the police don't give the mayor a citation.

Hot Coco Puff

Hell yea, she doesn't have a license!

Judo Chop

Let her off with a warning, but remind her that your position is one of authority in the law, not one of privelage for family.

Jakob

no but shed never hear the end of that one

KuZuKiE

depends if she is mean or not,has that happend?

Robert W

If I did, I wouldn't call in the plate, I'd tell her to slow the heck down, or I'd have to put the smackdown on her. If I caught her again, I'd cuff her and stuff her.

GrapeApe

Of course it is the law. Would she have not grounded you just because you were her son/daughter? Teach her a lesson she would never forget! LOL

Diana**

That's your mom and she has to obey the rules too y should she get the free pass.Unless it was not 2 serious

Cpl Ryea, Leland

This is a common question used throughout Criminal Justice courses becuase its an ethical dilemma. I would not write her a ticket but a written warning. If it happened a second time I think my approach would be different.

askdryad

Depends - if I could catch her ;->