Hey guys

 

http://ticketassassin.com/fight.html


http://www.ticketassassin.com/docs11...9_sample4.html

 

http://www.mrdui.com/mrticket.htm

he's based in san diego. talk to him. $100 flat rate for people outside of San Diego.

 

man......fight it, i fight all my tickets and usually win. no harm no foul. just the other day i got a speeding ticket that i was fighting in court. the freakin cop decided to show up for it, oh well the judge juss lemme pay off the ticket and gave me traffic school. its easy man. just fight it

 

I usually win with the Trial by written declaration. No losses in 5. What it is when you pay your bail amount, you submit the form that you can download from the dmv website, and explain your side of the case. The officer then has 30 days to write out his side. I usually draw maps and diagrams to show that I'm serious. The more detailed the better. I always use the mistaken identity with another car. (keep in mind most people don't know what our cars are) If the officer is like the others, he probably wrote several tickets that day and won't remember the details of yours. If all goes well, he becomes lazy and doesn't respond.... hence you win and receive your bail amount back.


PS. Pulling the race card, and using poor english writing skills doesn't hurt either

 

[QUOTE=shaohuihui,May 1 2006, 09:44 PM] Hey guys

 

what're you talking about? it has everything to do with speed trapping...that's the only way that my speed could have been calculated from the aircraft...and like i said before, speed trapping is illegal in california according to the CVC

 

take accountability for your actions...trap or no trap you were speeding.

we have all done it and will continue too...just don't complain when you get caught.

 

You are confused on what "speed trapping" is. It has NOTHING to do with using mile markers to guage speed viewed from an airplane. The procedure as to how you were caught is 100% legal and will hold up in court.


CHP has used these methods for decades now. It is primarily used in rural areas on the 101 in Central California. Have you never seen the sign on the side of the road that says "Radar Enforced, Patrolled by Aircraft"???

 

If it was this dood who pulled you over then it may have been a trap!



them duke's....them duke's.