I Break a LAW, now I am going to jail :p

Never have I broken the law. But my heart has been broken. Lol The government should make sure that no one breaks the law. If all citizens abode by the law, no side income for certain people.

many years many people driving without licences when in a country their leaders clearly violated then how the other public will take what kind care of law.

Unknowingly, I did! That was back in college. I unknowingly jaywalked. I was with my friends and we crossed the road and we were apprehended by these traffic enforcers (and so they seemed to be). They didn't wear uniform of traffic enforcers but they wore IDs that said they were. They forced us to pay 50 pesos each. We tried to argue because we did not see any sign saying it was a jaywalking area. But one of them pointed out to the sign and it was far from the spot, it was hidden among the parked cars. It was an annoying experience. We went to a radio station that day and told them our experience and we went back together with the announcer but when we arrived at the spot, the traffic enforcers were all gone as well as their table. That fast!

It is okay to break the law if it is minor especially if the person did not know it. Nobody is perfect. I sometimes break the law because I did not know it. I still remember those past days when I always cross the road without going to a pedestrian lane, only then did I realize that I have broken the law. I am glad no one is looking… ha ha ha ha. It is just minor but committing a mistake does not mean, you are going to do it again. As for me, you try to avoid mistake again and try to be a law-abiding citizen as much as possible. He he.

In india there is no expiry date for our driving license when you will give two dollars to the police man. They need money only.

I had broken the laws and regulation of my country several time. When I was aged 17 I had taken my cousins bike on the road with any rights(license). Nobody had asked me about it. I was free like a free bird. Still now many of them do this but no one is questioned.

Hi Jaiho, Yes. I think most people have at some point at least unintentionally. When I was a teen, I have to say that it was definitly intentional. Nothing real real bad but definitly would be considered breaking the law. Once I didn't notice my license had expired and had been driving around for almost a year like that. The cop that pulled me over, thankfully, knew me and let me drive home and promised that if he saw me behind the wheel before taking care of the problem, he would fine me. Other than when I was much younger, I haven't broken the law intentionally. The unintentional have been traffic violations and less and less of those too as I get older.

I jaywalked today. I guess you'd call it that, I was walking to walmart, and had my back to oncoming traffic, but I couldn't help it, it wasn't that far until a sidewalk / the store the way I was walking and I didn't want to cross the road, that is even more scarier to me.

I was born a citizen. I usually obey the law, but have accidentally broken the law many times. There is one law that I have broken frequently. That is when there is little or no traffic, I will not always wait for the wait for the "walk" signal. If the light is green and no automobiles threaten me, I go. I do try harder to obey the traffic laws when I 'm driving. I will sit still and wait for the red light to change to green even if there are no other cars on the road.

I'm sure I jaywalked. I know I have smoked where I'm not supposed to. I have definitely drien too fast. Knowingly on all three. Now, on the expired driver's license--mine were suspended and I didn't know it til I went to have them renewed. Inspection sticker -- that expires every now and then. No big deal just have to go get one and show it to the clerk at the county office. I just never get in front or back of my car to see and notice them.

Hi jaiho: I think I have break some minor laws, I mean contraventions, like crossing the street when the traffic light was not in red or maybe I have took the first place in a crowd when I wasn't suppose to do it. These things are not good but they are more like mistakes I have made as many people do. At least my "offences" has not harm people. ALVARO

I do not regard ignoring or not knowing the expiration of drivers' license as breaking the law. It IS if you drive with an expired license. Still, it is your responsibility to renew one if you drive everyday. If you hardly drive or if you never drive, it depends on where you live. In my opinion, not renewing a drivers' license should not count against you. You probaly have to redo everything if you need to a get new one. Yes, I have done something that I am not supposed to do, but I don't need to lay out what I did around here.

Hi jai Aw sorry for that.. I hope you were able to notice it until a police checks your license. I think I have broken the law too... many times. Especially when I'm in highschool and college I used to litter, jaywalk and all those kinds of simple stuff. No major thing yet and hopefully will not ever.

I think we have all broken laws before. Sometimes we knew and sometimes it was on accident. I had 3 drinking tickets as a youth. So I have certainly broken the law in the past. These days though I try to stay on the up and up. But anyone can have an oversight on something like an expiration date.

Last Night we were heading my balikbayan relatives to their hotel. uncle's nephew is a driver but not familiar with the place so i became his navigator. our target was shaw entrance but both of us were tired last night we didn't see the signs and warnings and when we entered the underpass, we went straight right to the road leading to MEGAMALL, we were caught by traffic enforcers and ask us to pay 1000 instead of confiscating the license and give seminar and fee of 3,500 pesos.it was my fault that i was silent the whole night.

Jane beti You know Dada well. My DL is valid till 2017, hope i will be alive till then. Here most of the taxi or auto drivers don't have a valid DL Another thing by paying double of the fee through a broker one can get a license WITHOUT undergoing any tests. I got my DL IN 1974, HAD TO PASS ALL TESTS. Hugs from Dada

Just because you break a law doesn't mean you'll be jailed easily. There is still a due process and It depends on what kind of law did you break. I can't recall if I had broken a law, but I think I had because I'm not perfect after all.

I am law abiding women I not like to break the law like drive the vehicle and jump from signal. I not break any rule and still no police caught me because not break any rule.

I don't remember if I break a law. I think not. Hmm. not sure lol.

Of course break laws is crime, but sometimes it happens and you don't feel like you done something very bad. Just today i walk a cross the street don't wait for the moment when red light light up. ;D