California, Sacramento.
Lasar ticket for 83 in 65. Cited under cvc 22349a
I thought about "discrimination" but there's probably a better word for what I'm talking about.
After pleading not quilty and being at the trial date, assuming the CHP shows.
I'd like to ask him how many cars he scans with his laser on any given day, or week.
Then ask him how many of the vehicles scanned are going over 65?
How many of the vehicles going over 65 does he ticket.
(assuming he answers truthfully, I don't think he tickets all vehicles going over 65.)
Then he must be discriminating against me because I was doing "83."
CVC 22349a states going over 65. So if he admitts (court of law) that he doesn't ticket, say people between 65 and 70. Then how can he ticket me.
Will this work, or just piss of the judge?
Lasar ticket for 83 in 65. Cited under cvc 22349a
I thought about "discrimination" but there's probably a better word for what I'm talking about.
After pleading not quilty and being at the trial date, assuming the CHP shows.
I'd like to ask him how many cars he scans with his laser on any given day, or week.
Then ask him how many of the vehicles scanned are going over 65?
How many of the vehicles going over 65 does he ticket.
(assuming he answers truthfully, I don't think he tickets all vehicles going over 65.)
Then he must be discriminating against me because I was doing "83."
CVC 22349a states going over 65. So if he admitts (court of law) that he doesn't ticket, say people between 65 and 70. Then how can he ticket me.
Will this work, or just piss of the judge?