I have yet to find some light weight wool dress socks . Who has a decent pair ? <| sep |> As in does it make it worse if you ' re speeding on purpose ? I ' d imagine intent doesn ' t matter , but I have not much thought about that . Strictliability laws are laws which do not have a mens rea intent requirement . For example , in order to be charged with murder , you have to have intentionally killed someone . If you happen to be demolishing a building at a construction site after being told the building was cleared , but someone was still inside and died because of it , you can ' t be charged with murder because you didn ' t have any intent to kill him . However , if you have sex with a minor outside of the parameters of said law such as laws requiring you to be within a certain age limit of the minor , it doesn ' t matter whether you knew their age or not , it is still statutory rape . How many violations results in a ticket ? Depends on the violations and the context in which those violations were committed . Which would be ? Laws have to be written very carefully . If the definitions and stipulations are too loose , it can be very easily abused . If they are too strict , they can be nearly impossible to enforce . There would need to either be a general base requirement for the number of violations or there needs to be specific combinations . Penalty guidelines would be written into the law and able to be modified by a judge . And what would those be ? This is extremely important to know . If the penalties are anywhere from a $ 100 fine to 1 year imprisonment and a $ 5 , 000 fine , that is an extraordinarily wide range for a single crime . Remember , when you apply those penalties , they apply to everyone who violates those laws . So a person who deserves the minimum can be given the maximum penalty , and a person who deserves the maximum can be given the minimum . I ' m not sure what you mean by which current laws fall under this . Does speeding count ? Does swerving in traffic count ? What about failure to yield ? Failure to maintain a safe distance ? Driving without a license ? Driving under the influence ? Felony speeding ? Running a red light ? Driving without insurance ? Obstruction of view ? Which violations would be a part of this ? Remember , the more there is in this law , the more complex it has to be in order to not be overreaching or a waste of ink .