Quote Quoting Bbonez
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I dont see the part where he admitted to going 77.
You're right, but the failure to deny it is conspicuous.

Quote Quoting Bbonez
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I say you fight it, you have nothing to lose. If the officer doesn't show up you should have the case dismissed.
Nothing to lose except the opportunity to keep this off the OP's driving record by taking traffic school. Also, CHP officers don't fail to appear, and a failure to appear would more likely result in continuance than dismissal.

Quote Quoting tonylefebre
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As to the question (from someone else) about what I hope to accomplish by fighting this, the answer should be obvious -- I am trying to avoid having to pay over $350, as well as the conviction.
Unless you deny that you were doing 77, you were speeding regardless of whether VC 22349(b) is used or the law for exceeding the posted speed limit is used.