principessa
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? WA
I got a speeding ticket for doing 40mph in a 25mph speed zone, measured by SMD.
I've asked for a contested hearing, and sent in my request for
A) Full Discovery including: front and back of the ticket, the full witness list, All sworn affidavits, all other evidence to be used by the prosecution.
B) Additionally, I requested: officer's logbook/records, a training manual for the SMD, the dates and the locations of the officer's SMD training, Maintenance-inspection-repair records for the SMD unit in question.
In response to my request I received copies of "stationary radar affidavit", the ticket, "radar certification form". Basically all I have asked in point B was ignored. Can these be grounds for dismissal?
Also, the "stationary radar affidavit" bears the signature of the same officer that signed the ticket, which is impossible: one officer was standing in the street holding the SMD, and a second officer standing a few feet away from him is the one who actually pulled me over and issued the ticket.
Doesn't this prove that since the officer lied on the statement, he could be lying on everything else as well?
I got a speeding ticket for doing 40mph in a 25mph speed zone, measured by SMD.
I've asked for a contested hearing, and sent in my request for
A) Full Discovery including: front and back of the ticket, the full witness list, All sworn affidavits, all other evidence to be used by the prosecution.
B) Additionally, I requested: officer's logbook/records, a training manual for the SMD, the dates and the locations of the officer's SMD training, Maintenance-inspection-repair records for the SMD unit in question.
In response to my request I received copies of "stationary radar affidavit", the ticket, "radar certification form". Basically all I have asked in point B was ignored. Can these be grounds for dismissal?
Also, the "stationary radar affidavit" bears the signature of the same officer that signed the ticket, which is impossible: one officer was standing in the street holding the SMD, and a second officer standing a few feet away from him is the one who actually pulled me over and issued the ticket.
Doesn't this prove that since the officer lied on the statement, he could be lying on everything else as well?