Possibility of getting this dismissed?

[crux1234]

In Miami, Florida here.

I was pulled over on 29 April 2014 for running a red light. The officer signed the ticket alleging that I had ran a red light at an intersection that doesn't actually have a red light. If in court, the officer's notes are consistent with the citation saying that I ran a red light at this intersection and I prove that intersection does not have a red light, is it possible to get the ticket dismissed based on that?

Cheers

 

[Zigner]

In Miami, Florida here.

I was pulled over on 29 April 2014 for running a red light. The officer signed the ticket alleging that I had ran a red light at an intersection that doesn't actually have a red light. If in court, the officer's notes are consistent with the citation saying that I ran a red light at this intersection and I prove that intersection does not have a red light, is it possible to get the ticket dismissed based on that?

Cheers

It's possible.

 

[CaliDriving]

More so, does it even matter much if the officer's notes will be consistent or not with the citation? Investigate the actual vehicle code in your ticket, which you were cited for. If it's about a red light, and you submit evidence that there is no red light in the intersection, that's your defense.
If you want, you can request discovery of the officer's notes before trial. Since discovery involves revealing your notes too, if it's really such a clear case (although bizarre), maybe it will help drop the case even before trial.