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This happened to my friend in the US. He presented evidence for why it was impossible for the officer to actually measure his speed from where the officer was a

This happened to my friend in the US. He presented evidence for why it was impossible for the officer to actually measure his speed from where the officer was and where they said he was at the time of measurement (around a corner I believe). The judge simply asked the officer if the device was calibrated, to which he replied 'yes', and my friend was deemed guilty.

giantg2 6y ago
Sounds like civil suit time. At least file a complaint against the officer (with IA) and the judge (judicial conduct board).
Daho0n 6y ago
At least say which evidence so this doesn't turn into a reddit thread.