highonboba
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CA
I was pulled over by a motorcycle officer recently. He accused me of speeding through radar evidence a mile before I had seen him camped out under an overpass and pulled me over a mile after I had passed him. When passing him, I saw him putting on his helmet and mounting his bike as I DEFINITELY cruised at 60mph on the highway. He cited me as driving 88mph and violating the California maximum speed limit of 65. It would have been near impossible for him to measure my speed with a radar gun since there was traffic all around me - in front, to the side, and behind (commuters, big rigs, commercial vehicles). He does not argue against this as he marks "medium" under traffic.
When pulled over, the first thing he asked me was if I knew why I was being pulled over. I responded with a no. He then asked where I was headed. I responded to work. He then began to ASSUME that I was late and asked if I had called my boss to tell him I'd be late. I said no. Does this constitute as my admitting to speeding because of being late for work?
What can I do to prove that the officer's radar capability has reasonable doubt? How can I argue this ticket?
I was pulled over by a motorcycle officer recently. He accused me of speeding through radar evidence a mile before I had seen him camped out under an overpass and pulled me over a mile after I had passed him. When passing him, I saw him putting on his helmet and mounting his bike as I DEFINITELY cruised at 60mph on the highway. He cited me as driving 88mph and violating the California maximum speed limit of 65. It would have been near impossible for him to measure my speed with a radar gun since there was traffic all around me - in front, to the side, and behind (commuters, big rigs, commercial vehicles). He does not argue against this as he marks "medium" under traffic.
When pulled over, the first thing he asked me was if I knew why I was being pulled over. I responded with a no. He then asked where I was headed. I responded to work. He then began to ASSUME that I was late and asked if I had called my boss to tell him I'd be late. I said no. Does this constitute as my admitting to speeding because of being late for work?
What can I do to prove that the officer's radar capability has reasonable doubt? How can I argue this ticket?