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Two tickets, one day GA and NC
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<blockquote data-quote="jshen" data-source="post: 4630443" data-attributes="member: 9092"><p><strong>Ga</strong></p><p></p><p>Your really lucky you didn't get arrested at that speed. To answer your question, it will be up to the officer to properly lay the foundation for his radar case. Among the predicate questions, he will have to testify that he obtained a speed on your car. If a group of you were traveling at the same speed I see nothing wrong. Also, in GA, an officer can cite you for speeding based on his "opinion" as to your speed. All he has to do is articulate why his opinion should be accepted. I routinely charge speeding based upon 40-6-180, in addition to the radar case. Two speedings but judge can punish for only one. I would ask the officer: number of years as officer, number of citations for speeding, traffic schools completed, experience running radar, etc. Then I ask if he has ever seen a car speeding, formulated an opinion as to the speed, and confirmed his opinion by then looking at radar readout....By the time we go through pre-court discussion, the officer can easily make out his case even if there is a problem with admissibility of the radar itself.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jshen, post: 4630443, member: 9092"] [b]Ga[/b] Your really lucky you didn't get arrested at that speed. To answer your question, it will be up to the officer to properly lay the foundation for his radar case. Among the predicate questions, he will have to testify that he obtained a speed on your car. If a group of you were traveling at the same speed I see nothing wrong. Also, in GA, an officer can cite you for speeding based on his "opinion" as to your speed. All he has to do is articulate why his opinion should be accepted. I routinely charge speeding based upon 40-6-180, in addition to the radar case. Two speedings but judge can punish for only one. I would ask the officer: number of years as officer, number of citations for speeding, traffic schools completed, experience running radar, etc. Then I ask if he has ever seen a car speeding, formulated an opinion as to the speed, and confirmed his opinion by then looking at radar readout....By the time we go through pre-court discussion, the officer can easily make out his case even if there is a problem with admissibility of the radar itself. [/QUOTE]
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