There was a time when I watched Mahabharat, or may be Ramayan, and Ravan always called people "Murkh Manab." I used to wonder how he came to that conclusion without scientific research or data. Now, I realize there are some people; when they speak, you just know.

Most people get a traffic ticket, pay it online or by mail, and just accept it without thinking much. In Maryland, if you’ve paid a ticket, that payment counts as an admission of guilt. However, after a certain period, you can request to have that admission of guilt removed from your record if you're in good standing. To do this, it’s a good idea to hire a lawyer who can help you with the process. This way, it won’t show up in background checks, like for immigration purposes. Someday, those records might resurface. In Maryland, under Transportation Article §16-402, you can ask the court to remove a ticket from your record after six months if you're in good standing. Last edited: 27-Jan-25 12:43 PM

While I was in college, we had a seminar on immigration. The lawyer mentioned that a lady who was holding green card over 20 years. One day she had a fight over parking space closer to X-mas time. Police was involved, her behavior turned to crime and was deported. Before we open our mouth, we do not think rationally, you should have taken SIS comment positively because you could not see the message.