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by Pastaman on July 3rd, 2003

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How can I fight a speeding ticket in court?

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  • by mzkhadir on August 13th, 2003

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    Call and check to see what the schedule of the Cop that arrested you is, and then schedule a date when that cop is not there, you go scott free.

    The other way is to know a lawyer that knows the judge, it will cost you about a 100 bucks or a little more.

    The other way is to prove that he couldn't get an accurate reading from when he used radar on you because you were in a huddle with other cars.

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    • See my own take on this below.

      Santaanacanyon

      by Santaanacanyon on August 15th, 2003

    • Cops go to court ALL the time on their day off. It's called OT.

      BleedingMe

      by BleedingMe on December 11th, 2003

    • None of these are likely to work.

      Andy Is Wicked Married to Penal Colony

      by Andy Is Wicked Married to Penal Colony on June 29th, 2004

    • This is just plain goofy. Another shade tree lawyer.

      DARON J

      by DARON J on November 27th, 2004

    • 1. Your initial court date is only a preliminary appearance for plea, the cop doesn't have to be there. He will be subpoenaed for the actual trial, which will be a month or so down the road.

      2. If this were true, there would be many lawyers and judges disbarred for corruption.

      3. With advances in RADAR technology, it can be proved that you were the vehicle speeding, and you will look like a fool if you try something like this.

      The best two things you can do are to ask (beg) the prosecutor to be let off with a warning or pay and go to traffic school.

      jackpipe30

      by jackpipe30 on November 28th, 2008

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