reyberg  +  15064 Fri, 05 Dec 03 11:34 PM Hello all!! I am new to the forum and am looking for help. I am writing a letter to a prosecuting attorney in order to get a speeding ticket reduced to a non-point violation. Any tips on what style I should write this in? Also, any tips that have worked for people in the past? Thank you_Ryan reyberg Joined on Fri, Dec 5 2003 New Member 01

	trellis  +  15222 Mon, 08 Dec 03 10:54 AM Try the obsequious approach. D.A.s are cops, and all cops like it when you acknowledge their power over your life. obsequious (òb-sê´kwê-es, eb-) adjective Full of or exhibiting servile compliance; fawning. [Middle English, from Latin obsequiosus, from obsequium, compliance, from obsequì, to comply : ob-, to. See OB- + sequì, to follow.] - obse´quiously adverb - obse´quiousness noun trellis Joined on Tue, Oct 21 2003 Full Member 397 Nouns, Verbs, Adverbs