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Unfortunately you wanted it to be Paradise, but were too stupid to spell it correctly so you now pretend it was an intentional misspelling when you are called on it.
Well you must be the expert in duh! You prove it in every one of your posts. Here - leave
http://www.seacoastonline.com/2001news/6_15odd.htm
And its parAdise not paridise. DOH!
If he doesn't remember that is good for you. If you can get him to say you should have used the 3-5 second rule on the stand it would help your case to then cite the car length rule which I believe is the correct way to guage it.
I am? Where did you notice this at, the same place you noticed I said there was such a thing as a police car detector when I posted this comment:
"But it isn't possible for a radar detector to detect a police car. "
You wouldn't be a cop by chance would you?
I doubt you would get jail. I once had 16 driving without a license, and 16 non appearance warrants at once in CA. Bail was $2500, paid by parents. I then didn't appear for that case but the lawyer somehow got me off with a $2200 fine. Amazingly working out to the bail they were holding on me...
That would be nice. But it isn't possible for a radar detector to detect a police car. And if the cop is using laser the radar detector is nigh on useless.
From the sound of it I'd say it isn't resolved. I would guess that if he has contact with customs it's a good chance for a repeat performance. I don't think a lawsuit would get you anywhere unless there was malice or intentional misconduct.
Then I'd say you might have slipped through the cracks. I don't have any advice but I'd say, whatever gets filed to dismiss a charge on the grounds of lack of a speedy trial should get filed.
If you have a good defense then go to court. Odds are you'll pay more money, but if after studying the law you are accused of breaking you think there is a technical way to beat the ticket by all means take it to court. If the prosecutor thinks he/she might lose the case you might get a plea...
You should have recieved a court date the day you pleaded not guilty. You have the right to a speedy trial. Did you sign a waiver of your right to a speedy trial?
I wouldn't pay the fine until you look up the law on school zone boundaries. It should be under the speed code. A 1500 foot zone on each side of the school seems to be pretty far. In Ohio it is "UP TO" 300 feet on each side of the property line but every state will vary.
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