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Jim_bo

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BelizeBreeze said:
well that's about the same as changing my question about TRAFFIC COURT to a penal code violation.

The question still stands. And you have yet to answer correctly. On whom does the California Traffic Code Rules of procedure stipulate shall receive motions for discovery?

I can wait all day?
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The penal code is what obligates the DA to respond to the discovery requests.... even in traffic cases!!! How many times should I say that??
 
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fairisfair

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Jim_bo said:
Fair,

I would respectfully submit that what you cited was a quote from a website that tries to sell you ticket defenses. It is not an authoritative source as is the Penal Code and Government Code. Furthermore, I have evidence that failure of a DA to provide discovery IS in fact legitimate grounds for dismissal.
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and I did not quote it as such. That is why the text was included as well as the site of it's origin. Please provide us with your cites (and/or sites ;) ) and evidence as well, and perhaps this argument can reach a conclusion.
 
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BelizeBreeze

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Jim_bo said:
The penal code is what obligates the DA to respond to the discovery requests.... even in traffic cases!!! How many times should I say that??


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A true case of a little knowledge is a very dangerous thing.
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