Liberty State against badboydhia

[Steven S.]

LCPD appreciates the spontaneous initiative coming up from the defendant's party, although it's not yet enough to determinate those vehicles letgitimately parked.

Act 11.8
Parking is to be done in a way that does not obstruct or slow down the traffic.
Parking on the sidewalk is forbidden. Exception to this is where the driver parks his vehicle parallelly to the sidewalk with 70 % of his car being on the sidewalk. This is called a pullover.
Parking outside of designed parking areas is forbidden.

As of the above stated Act 11.8, it clearly describes that a parking performed by the following formula: 70 percent placed on the sidewalk and 30 percent on the road, is meant for pulled over vehicles by an emergency vehicle.
It follows with "Parking outside of designed parking areas is forbidden", and we clearly can determinate that the place where the defendant has positioned his vehicles is not one.
We therefore demand to the court, to ask Mr. Badboydhia, defendant of this court case, to move his cars inside the fenced perimeter legitimately owned by this last which can clearly support the amount of cars at issue.

[Joey]

People's Court of the State of Liberty
Frankfort Ave
Liberty City, Algonquin.

From: The desk of the Temporary Judge Joey Marcello and Bert Loon

The defendant has failed to provide any evidence which formally exempts him from the traffic laws, thus violating ACT 11.8/4.5/2.12.


The defendant is found guilty of the following Charges against him:
Charge #1:
Obstruction of the sidewalk through six vehicles parked not according as Act 11.8 claims.

Charge #2:
Disobeying repetitive warnings.


The following demands from LCPD are accepted and added to the defendant:
Demand #1:
A fine of 10,000 ARD.

Demand #2:
An addition of 5,000 ARD as disrespect through the hand gesture.

Demand #3:
The moving of all the vehicles.

Spoiler for Hiden:

We therefore demand to the court, to ask Mr. Badboydhia, defendant of this court case, to move his cars inside the fenced perimeter legitimately owned by this last which can clearly support the amount of cars at issue.

The court orders the defendant to remove all the cars from the streets/sidewalk and move them into the Dealership Perimeter and to keep them within the Dealership Property Limit only. If the dealership is unable to hold 10 cars, then he may place the number of cars the Dealership is able to hold. The defendant has 48h to carry out courts order. Court requests LCPD to look after the same and inform the court once the vehicles have been moved.

  Signed:
Joey Marcello
Temporary Judge

Bert Loon
Temporary Judge