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By cropping every photo, DC hearing adjudicators should now throw out every alleged traffic violation (regardless of what the photographs purport to show). It
by mikegagnon 13y ago
By cropping every photo, DC hearing adjudicators should now throw out every alleged traffic violation (regardless of what the photographs purport to show).
It is simple why:
1. "DC hearing adjudicators have been throwing out citations whenever another vehicle was visible, creating the possibility of a spurious radar reading"
2. The accused to do not need to prove their innocence; rather the court has to prove the guilt of the accused
3. It now becomes impossible adjudicators to know if the another vehicle interfered with the radar
4. There is now __always__ reasonable doubt that the accused is guilty (since the camera system always crops photos)
5. The accused should always be found not guilty
It is really a detestable perversion of justice for prosecution to systematically hide evidence.
Why doesn't the prosecution just make their lives easier by throwing out all cases where there are other vehicles in the photo?
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- Natsu 13y agoIt would be interesting if people were able to get the full digital copies, because many times edits will leave evidence behind. If you have EXIF or other data on the camera, you might know what size the photos are supposed to be and can then prove that they've been cropped because they're some oddball size. Also, software like Adobe Photoshop may leave behind things like a thumbnail of the original picture in the metadata. I seem to remember a few people being embarrassed by that one.
- lostlogin 13y agoThe Iraq war dossier of Blair's comes to mind. http://www.computerbytesman.com/privacy/blair.htm http://www.computerbytesman.com/privacy/blair.htm