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Originally Posted by Genetic Cesspool
I don't know the laws there but my guess would be that he won't get off just by the luck of turning 18 when the court dates come around.
That being said, I know he is your buddy but it sounds to me like he should be losing his license to hopefully teach him a lesson.
80 in a 45, 87 in a 50? That sort of shit when 17 years old can end up killing someone.
There is NO way a 17 year old has the experience to react quickly if some kid or a biker or something came out from a sidestreet or a blind spot.
He needs a big wake up call before he ends up with a wake up call like the Hogan family is about to experience. I know that is an extreme comparison but I bet Nick Bollea and Hulk Hogan didn't think that accident would happen either.
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Oh trust me, I COMPLETELY agree with you. Like I said, he is a perfect example of why younger people shouldn't have fast cars. It would definitely be in his best interest to get his license taken away for a few months.