I have to go to court.. Can I go en femme?

[TS_Denice]

I missed the thread where you explained why you were going to court. From the responses it seems to be a traffic ticket. My question is were you dressed when you received the ticket? If you were then I don't see any problem going to court dressed. In fact the officer that issued the ticket may bring it up in their testimony. The officer may be asked to identify you in the courtroom. If you were dressed as a female at the time and show up dressed as a male the officer may identify you in court but mention the change in your appearance. If you were not dressed at the time you received the ticket then I wouldn't do it. If you are fighting this ticket it's your word vs. the police officer's word. I would save dressing for another day. Just be consistent.

[JohnH]

"Just be consistent"

Since I understand you don't have much natural hair I still maintain you want to wear one of your shorter wigs with your men's outfit. That way your appearance won't be that much different than what's on your license or what the officer saw when you were issued the ticket.

Johanna

[Nicole Erin]

:brolleyes: Looking at several of the responses, I'm thinking I should of just simply asked "is it ok to go to court en femme" without including my reason for asking
The only thing I want a response on is the actual question asked in the thread title.

Yeah no doubt, it is a speeding ticket and people are talking like you are gonna swing by the neck. Like you will be nationally shamed and deported.

I guess I should be used to this board how people are all like, "thou shalt be damned!" but it still is like WTF?

[GaleWarning]

Yeah no doubt, it is a speeding ticket and people are talking like you are gonna swing by the neck. Like you will be nationally shamed and deported.

I guess I should be used to this board how people are all like, "thou shalt be damned!" but it still is like WTF?

Well, if you look at my response, Nicole, I focussed only on the OP's original request.

I supposed that LK was interested in the outcome of the court case, and would want to give her/himself the best possible result; that it was not simply a desire to have us affirm some already made decision on her/his part. Otherwise, what would be the point of the OP?

Methinks thou dost protest too much.