How and whether stuff shows up depends on whether the State is a member of a national compact, how the individual court reports stuff from its court to its home state (some courts won;t report out of state stuff even though they are supposed to do so) and how each state talks to or uses the compact information. Texas used to never use it, but has recently started picking more of them up.
As for the speedometer trick, that is how I got out of my very first speeding ticket when I was 17, (though I won't comment on whether with a friend producing the report of it being off, it was really off). Funny part was when I got to the court, an air traffic controller (who was a local) had just had a trial to the judge and the judge had just explained that if he would take his car to Houston, get the speedometer checked out, and come back with something showing that it was off, the judge would dismiss the case. I felt pretty good at that moment sitting in back of the courtroom with such a paper. The judge was shocked as I don;t think he was really serious and did not actually expect anyone to do it, but it got my ticket dismissed.
Troy
Those who shoot from the hip usually end up just shooting themselves.
Plan the grub and grub the plan.
Where is the party tonight? Who is bringng the drinks?
