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Traffic violation procedures in Criminal and Misdemeanor Law ·
I’m with you on that, but you’ve always gotta test the waters first.

I make it a point never to be rude or act like a know-it-all with them... honestly, it's mostly because they usually end up being right anyway.😁

Man, forget it. You can write your own theories all you want, but I’m just stating my grievance and leaving it at that. Even the guy is laughing at me—he's actually asking if I want a beer or something.😁 😁 I mean, what am I even supposed to say to him?🤷 😁

And why the ban??? I don't get it.
Traffic violation procedures in Criminal and Misdemeanor Law ·
Thanks a million for that!

The thing is, he wasn't exactly dressed for anything serious—no helmet, no formal gear, nothing. Just some guy on a motorcycle.

To make matters worse, he was lurking under an overpass and then just popped out right in front of me on the road. I barely managed to slam on the brakes in time.
Traffic violation procedures in Criminal and Misdemeanor Law ·
I honestly can't even keep track of how many times I've messed up by refusing to just pay the fine on the spot and sign the paperwork.

Now I'm sitting here drafting an appeal, and I have a quick question:

Is it more effective to try and poke holes in the speeding measurement, questioning if the radar gun was actually calibrated or if the officer lacked the proper training?

Or should I just go with the "guilty but broke" angle—basically playing the part of a struggling college student with zero income, no savings, and a perfectly clean driving record until now?

Thanks a bunch!👍