19 Apr 09 07:32, Roger Nelson wrote to Roy Witt:


 RW>> I do, however, have experience with lying cops in a court before a
 RW>> supposedly honest judge. Most judges will believe him before he
 RW>> believes you, even if you have photographic proof that he's lying.

 RN> I don't have that much experince with traffic court, having only been
 RN> there once as a defendent when I received three moving violations in
 RN> a week and had my license suspended for 30 days.  I made sure I
 RN> didn't go back after that because I learned my lesson.  That was when
 RN> I had my souped-up '57 Chevy.

I got a ticket in 1999 for failure to stop at a stop sign. My first ticket
since the three speeding tickets I got in 1980. That cop and I went round
and round on the spot, he claimed that I didn't stop at the 'limit line'
and I said I couldn't see a limit line from where I was sitting. I had
come to a stop behind a car that had no brakes and I really couldn't see
the limit line. I took photogramphic proof to the court and proved that I
couldn't see the limit line, but the cop lied and said that I had stopped
further back than I actually had and the judge sided with the cop.

                R\%/itt




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