Originally Posted by SoonerTruck

I think you should step back and think about your comment for a second. Sports cars are no more likely to be pulled over than any other vehicle, however, as I eluded to earlier, I speed more often when in a sports car. So the correlation is a bit skewed because people who drive sports cars often tend to drive them as such, and therefore are caught speeding more often. You also need to understand that with those statistics provided to you (think Toyota Camry), you have to account for volume of that particular type of car model on the road. Since the Camry is one of the most popular cars on the road, it stands to reason that by sheer numbers, it would be one of the most pulled-over vehicles.

Often when "red sports cars" are pulled over, you jump to the conclusion that cops are on the lookout for any red sports car. In reality, a disproportionately large number of sports cars are red, and likely to be driven by someone who likes to "blow out the cobwebs" more often: and thus you end up with more red sports cars being pulled over.

Originally Posted by Bluejay

Here in Texas, it's called deferred adjudication.

Originally Posted by 06yz250f

I love deferred judification

Been on it 3 times in 3 states