Do you think, it is fair that Arnold Schwarzenegger get away with it?

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How come the Los Angeles city attorney can't cite Arnold Schwarzenegger ("Governor won't get citation for unlicensed bike debacle," Jan. 12, Page A-5)? They do it all the time. Is it because he's the governor or a famous actor?

Yes.

He confessed to doing it, so give him a ticket; he can afford it. If that's what it takes, then California should release all the people they did not witness committing a crime and cancel all upcoming court cases based on hearsay or confessions.

Just because he is the governor does not give him the right to break the law. He should have to pay a fine and apologize to the people of California. He should set an example of being a law-abiding citizen.

It sounds not fair because he is famous, he did not have to go to Court because he break the law. He does not have a license bike debacle.
 
geez!
he is famous...
stoopid..
Should be equal rest other famous same thing happends got ticket and attend the court... but not Arnold Schwarzenegger? :wtf:
 
He is big time jerk. He should have got this ticket just alike everyone else. My brother in law met him at the famous hangout couple years ago. He was riding on his harley davison, how hell he drives without m1 license for awhile while many bikers have to follow the law and get those damn licenses. since he is a governor and famous, he is above the law. It made me sick in my stomach to think about it.
 
I certainly don't want an irresponsible and unlicensed motorist on the road. If it's okay for him, then it's okay for everybody including the drunk drivers.

Just because he's the governor doesn't mean he get to do whatever he pleases to.
 
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-arnold11jan11,0,5439424.story?coll=la-home-headlines

Looks like Gov. Schwarzenegger drove a motorcycle with a sidecar, which, due to a loophole in the law, only requires a standard driver's license to drive. Doesn't look like he was in violation of anything, THIS TIME.

However, the article also states that he admits to riding motorcycles alone, so he has apparently been in violation of the law in the past. Doesn't matter, as he was never caught in the act, and confessing at this point to such a minor violation doesn't seem prosecutable. Oh, well.
 
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