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faust
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I have a lawyer to represent me, but he
as the many other lawyers I consulted
before choosing have NEVER seen this
situation before... The office, using
motion radar, caught me doing 54 in a
35mph zone and while pursuiting me I crossed
into a 55 mph zone where he used motion radar to clock me at 80. I did not see him behind me and it was not a situation of eluding
him. Again my lawyer hasn't seen this
before so I figured I ask for some "free"
advice It seems a little odd that I
can get two violations for one act of speeding...Pardon my legal ignorance, but
would this not be a case of "double jeopardy?"...In case it matters, I live
in North Carolina...Other things of note,
which I have been told have no relavence are
that the officer did not sign the citation
nor did he ask me to sign it...Also, he
incorrectly marked a P.M. vs A.M. box...Plus
I had to have him correct the ticket when he
errantly marked me as doing 80 in the 35 zone
and not 55...
Anyway...if someone has insight, i'd be
thankful!
as the many other lawyers I consulted
before choosing have NEVER seen this
situation before... The office, using
motion radar, caught me doing 54 in a
35mph zone and while pursuiting me I crossed
into a 55 mph zone where he used motion radar to clock me at 80. I did not see him behind me and it was not a situation of eluding
him. Again my lawyer hasn't seen this
before so I figured I ask for some "free"
advice It seems a little odd that I
can get two violations for one act of speeding...Pardon my legal ignorance, but
would this not be a case of "double jeopardy?"...In case it matters, I live
in North Carolina...Other things of note,
which I have been told have no relavence are
that the officer did not sign the citation
nor did he ask me to sign it...Also, he
incorrectly marked a P.M. vs A.M. box...Plus
I had to have him correct the ticket when he
errantly marked me as doing 80 in the 35 zone
and not 55...
Anyway...if someone has insight, i'd be
thankful!