Real time and speed

 

If you got a speeding ticket but the speed marked wrong speed. Can we use the real time and speed was shown on the Gps. To shown at the court against the police.

It depends

It depends on the court. Not all courts will accept data from your GPS.

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GPS in court

sam3 wrote:

If you got a speeding ticket but the speed marked wrong speed. Can we use the real time and speed was shown on the Gps. To shown at the court against the police.

I would ask first, but I would think a judge would lean toward the accuracy of a radar gun over a GPS.

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maybe

My friend introduced himelsf at court as a pharmaceutical engineer in charge of , among other things verifying calibration. HE asked for the last calibration, for the officer to review the procedure and verbally, and for the last external calibration certificate traceable to a NIST standard. Mind you he had a Mr Ticket type lawyer with him.
The judge was so impressed he dismissed the ticket and warned the officer to maintain calibration since not only did he not have last certificate with him, officer didn't' know if it had been repeated in last year.

Gotta love a "Mouthpiece"

mskids wrote:

... Mind you he had a Mr Ticket type lawyer with him.

In my "faster" youth, I learned the value of a "Mr. Ticket" lawyer. In my case I (he) didn't deny or address my guilt/innocence but rather voiced my concern of my increase in insurance premium cost. I think some judges also take into account what the "mouthpiece" probably costs you too when they decide if you might have learned a lesson. shock

Anyway.. probation before judgment, no points, no fine, minor court costs, and the lawyer's cost. The whole thing saved me a BUNCH of $$ in the long run.

That's also when I started slowing down. laugh out loud

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