Reply to "Speeding Defense?"

George PAdmin.

They are intentionally intimidating you.

Even if the officer didn't really calibrate the radar equipment the day you were cited, the calibration documentation could have been falsified the morning of the court date. There's really no way to beat them based on calibration. People used to beat them that way 20 years ago, they learned their lessons in that respect.

Just tell them you hope they are prepared to present a history of your speed for the time specified by the manufacturer.

In this case, there's no way that could have happened, since you only peaked at that speed for moment, right?

7/7/077:03 PM

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