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You ask for calibration results and take them to court. Happens to us all the time

Could work. Emphasis on could because these cars are sensationalised as being th worst thing since Satans fall from heaven so all you need is a magistrate who feels that way and you're f**ked!

Could work. Emphasis on could because these cars are sensationalised as being th worst thing since Satans fall from heaven so all you need is a magistrate who feels that way and you're f**ked!

Seriously if the calibration is not to spec it gets insta dismissed. It's just a matter of knowing what you are looking at and telling the judge in a way that he gets.

That's in an ideal world.

I am sure in a he said she said type case the judges attitude would matter. But in this instance if you go this is the calibration process for this metre here is the calibration log showing they didn't therefore this reading is inaccurate its case closed. Happened to me before in a big case. I made a simple mistake on one parameter and all my results got thrown out.

I am sure in a he said she said type case the judges attitude would matter. But in this instance if you go this is the calibration process for this metre here is the calibration log showing they didn't therefore this reading is inaccurate its case closed. Happened to me before in a big case. I made a simple mistake on one parameter and all my results got thrown out.

I'm cynical of the legal system hence why I chose to never actually practice. :)

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