My question involves traffic court in the State of: Colorado
This morning at 10:15 I received a speeding ticket for going "School Zone- 10 to 19 MPH - Over Speed Limit". I was going 46 in a 35. The school zone lights were not flashing and the location where the officer clocked me was one block from the actual sign. On the ticket he put the wrong address I told him (828 instead of 820), in the location section he switched intersection with the road I was traveling on so it says Direction of Travel: E, On: Smith Street, At intersection with: Prospect AV, when I was traveling on Prospect and passed Smith. As well I asked to see the radar gun he said yes and brought me back and then said the gun had turned off. He said he would note that on the ticket.
My question is the chance I can get it thrown out due to the mistakes, it is a 235 ticket with 2 points if I pay now and 260 with 4 points if I go to court and lose.
Also my radar detector never went off when I passed him so I don't know if he actually got a reading.

