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BrendanjKeegan
You should spend a while in court watching attorneys make a few arguments. Then you will understand which ones will work in that courthouse.
Along with what Speedy said, the officer failed to establish when before and after the stop the radar device was tested. It could have been weeks before and weeks after. It needs to be within a reasonable amount of time to be considered accurate during the violation. Without a pinpoint of when before and after there is no way to ascertain that it was working properly during the stop. And even so, he says it appeared to be working properly - was this during the stop or during the tests?
Also, speedy's argument can be further bolstered by the officer's own testimony. He states that he was in stationary mode while later stating that the patrol speed window matched his speedometer. If there was ANYTHING in the patrol speed window, then he would have to be moving. Therefore, his vehicle was moving, but he was in the stationary mode. Obviously in the wrong mode which lead to the erroneous reading.