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Alabama man faces jail time for not apologizing to police officer | On Balance
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5:39Now PlayingReginald Burks paid a $200 speeding ticket in municipal court, but Judge Nicholas Bull of Ozark, Alabama, added an unusual requirement: Burks must write a letter of apology to the officer who ticketed him. If he fails, he will be jailed for 30 days. The issue arose when Burks allegedly told the officer to move so he could get his kids to school after receiving the ticket. Burks and his attorney, David Harrison, join NewsNation's "On Balance."
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