The stop was illegal, no question there. But the post I responded to said this: > Perpetuating the notion that the victim had legitimate charges dismissed on t

The stop was illegal, no question there. But the post I responded to said this: > Perpetuating the notion that the victim had legitimate charges dismissed on the technicality of an illegal stop is wrong practically unto libelous. Don't do that. I did miss that she had the documentation that her license is valid with her. (Though why did she need more time to prove that in court?) But the citation on the registration seems ok, but it should have been thrown out as soon as she provided the paperwork