You should use "ignorant", then. One of the more dominate

meanings of "innocent" is
" -- free from legal or specific wrong;; guiltless."

So, you are not "innocent", even if you can successfully argue that you "did it without knowing". (Another speeding ticket I got is because the highway I switched to has much lower speed limit. It was the first time I drove in that state. :-O)

BTW, if you got your two school zone speeding tickets in the same school zone, you cannot claim ignorant, either.

Still, please be more careful when driving in the future; at least for the sake of setting up a good role model to your kids.

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• is she really guilty? -caliber- ♂ (278 bytes) () 05/02/2008 postreply 16:15:27

• Thanks again, Caliber. I actually called the court -aprilflowers- ♀ (181 bytes) () 05/02/2008 postreply 16:20:38

• but when I realized they are doing for the sake of money -Aprilflowers- ♀ (98 bytes) () 05/02/2008 postreply 16:28:10

• you are lucky -caliber- ♂ (419 bytes) () 05/02/2008 postreply 16:37:04

• good luck -caliber- ♂ (781 bytes) () 05/02/2008 postreply 16:31:26

• Thanks. -Aprilflowers- ♀ (166 bytes) () 05/02/2008 postreply 16:35:59

• From my understanding and research about speeding tickets, -Comfort.- ♀ (520 bytes) () 05/02/2008 postreply 16:29:54

• she was just trying to make some arguments to contest the ticket -caliber- ♂ (247 bytes) () 05/02/2008 postreply 16:47:27

• oops, trouble! -aprilflowers- ♀ (51 bytes) () 05/02/2008 postreply 16:50:56

• I judge by what I read from her post. -Comfort.- ♀ (261 bytes) () 05/02/2008 postreply 17:01:32

• Excuse me, he thinks my state of mind is irrelavant -aprilflowers- ♀ (123 bytes) () 05/02/2008 postreply 17:14:52

• When someone is not absolutely sure of the law -Aprilflowers- ♀ (512 bytes) () 05/03/2008 postreply 07:23:40

• sigh, -caliber- ♂ (886 bytes) () 05/02/2008 postreply 17:26:09

• from the name of this forum -aprilflowers- ♀ (262 bytes) () 05/02/2008 postreply 17:44:11