Is the officer who issues a speeding ticket marked "By Radar/Laser" required to bring to court relative calibration records, the "Calibrator", officer's certification using radar, etc? Should a sign "Radar In Use" be posted when shooting radar?
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rolexx
ANSWERS: 2
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The officer isn't "required" by law to bring proof of calibration. But I'm pretty sure he would. It's used as evidence for the State or commonwealth. And no I don't believe a sign "should" be posted. But it is a good way to deter speeding
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If you plead not guilty he probaly will bring his certification and his proof of calibration. But if your going to push the issue, pay some money for a layer so you dont look foolish. We have signs like this in our city and it doesnt stop anyone from speeding. Do you post a sign on the top of your vehicle that states "IM SPEEDING"? No.
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