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Cashion: 65yr old woman becomes aggressive toward officer---refused to sign ticket and was tased
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<blockquote data-quote="Tanis143" data-source="post: 3257116" data-attributes="member: 43724"><p>A signature is much different than a mark. All that is required for a signing a legal document is your mark, which most people use their signature. A bit of history: When native americans were signing legal documents back in the 17-1800's many didn't speak english nor wrote it, so they put their mark, usually some symbol or just an x (this is where the x on some signature lines come from). All that is required for a legal document is your mark, whatever you chose. This is why when you sign a CC receipt with something other than your signature its accepted unless stated they need a signature. </p><p></p><p>Signing the ticket, as stated before, is needed to be released on the promissory that you will either show up for court or pay the ticket. Yes, there are a few that are doing e-tickets, but not many and most jurisdictions still require a signature. If he let her have the ticket without signing she can go to court and say she never got the ticket and it would be dropped.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tanis143, post: 3257116, member: 43724"] A signature is much different than a mark. All that is required for a signing a legal document is your mark, which most people use their signature. A bit of history: When native americans were signing legal documents back in the 17-1800's many didn't speak english nor wrote it, so they put their mark, usually some symbol or just an x (this is where the x on some signature lines come from). All that is required for a legal document is your mark, whatever you chose. This is why when you sign a CC receipt with something other than your signature its accepted unless stated they need a signature. Signing the ticket, as stated before, is needed to be released on the promissory that you will either show up for court or pay the ticket. Yes, there are a few that are doing e-tickets, but not many and most jurisdictions still require a signature. If he let her have the ticket without signing she can go to court and say she never got the ticket and it would be dropped. [/QUOTE]
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