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Crim Law: Overcome presumption in fighting traffic camera tix?
| crusty brunch becky | 08/21/14 |
| fluffy boiling water | 08/21/14 |
| Spectacular aqua location | 08/21/14 |
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Date: August 21st, 2014 7:46 PM Author: crusty brunch becky Received a red light camera ticket. I was not driving. There are no pictures available of the driver. There are other members of my household who could have been driving it. I want to fight it.
I need to overcome the "presumption" that I was the driver. The statute states that I have to name who actually was driving. Can I claim that I don't know and that it could have been one of two people and shift the burden of presumption back to the prosecution?
Would spousal testimony privilege apply in this case? Could I claim that privilege to avoid naming my spouse as one of the possible drivers? |
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Date: August 21st, 2014 11:11 PM Author: fluffy boiling water (Guy who will waste an entire day in court just for the Judge to pwn the fuck out of him and fine him anyways)
Seriously, the time you lose just SITTING in court and the inevitable fine will outweigh any "victory" you could possibly obtain in court. |
Date: August 21st, 2014 11:20 PM Author: Spectacular aqua location pick up a newspaper. turn to the obituary section. close your eyes and point. there's your guy. (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2652601&forum_id=2#26180499) |