Somewhere in the U.S. There's a State Supreme Court That Let Stand a $165,000 Fine to a Homeowner Whose Family Parked Their Cars in Her Own Driveway.
That's right. After all, where else would crazy cr@p like that happen? 🤭
The owner of the house and her family have four cars, so they spill slightly onto the lawn when parked—which is where the town takes issue.
The State Supreme Court declined to review the case of Sandy Martinez, a single mother who has spent several years fighting fines that have now ballooned to $165,000 and counting. Over $100,000 of those fines relate directly to Ms. Martinez parking her cars on her driveway and slightly onto her grass. Her home isn't home to her alone; her son, daughter, and sister all live with her. All four of them have full-time jobs, and each of them has their own car. The house itself is on a corner lot, so street parking isn't available. As such, they line their cars up across the four-car driveway.
https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a69869237/supreme-court-165000-dollar-fine-driveway-parking-florida/
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