My question involves a traffic ticket from the state of: GA
I received a red light citation in GA. The ticket said that there was a video of the violation so I got the video and the it turns out that the cop was sitting 90 degrees from where I crossed the intersection (in other words, he was not behind me, he was to my left as I crossed the intersection).
The video shows that the cop cannot see what light I am seeing when I cross the intersection nor can he tell when my light turned red and if it was already red when I entered the intersection. The only thing you see is that the light he is facing turns green as I exit the intersection.
Can I be cited using this circumstantial evidence? Can the cop claim that since his light turned green as I exited the intersection that given the allotted time for a red to conclude and the facing green to begin that I must have entered when it was red???
It seems very flimsy and circumstantial to me, and of course my memory is that it did not turn red until I was already in the intersection!
Also, how do I find out the precise red light, and yellow durations for my municipality?
Thanks!


