And did he have his emergency lights on when you passed him?

 

the van had its hazards on but the CHP didnt just the red and blue lights, head lights and spot lights. He didnt have his hazards on as well when he pulled me over

 

But he did have the rear facing amber lights on his bar on as well as his red and blue front facing lights on?

 

i seriously cant remember because i didn't really rubber neck while the van got pulled over.

 

Well all things to bring up when you fight the ticket "Did you have your emergency lights on when I passed you, can you prove that you did." "How did you measure my speed, where is your log showing the time and speed at which I was recorded."

The burden of proof is on him to prove that he met the requirements for the law to be in effect. If he cannot prove that he had his lights on, the law does not apply to your situation and it must be thrown out.

 

I had a cop pull me over, he was in an van and told me I had to submit to special punishment that's just been enacted... he made me do things... You couldn't imagine...

 

He directed me to the next exit down the freeway... There was a bar right on the exit.... Gentleman Jim's...

 

He said that they had been contracted out to dispense the appropriate consequences for my traffic violation... There was a man inside... his name was chip.... he wore black leather assless chaps with rainbows running down the legs....

 

Chip brought me into the back room... the flood lights blinding my eyes... his voice running over me like rain on my dog's back....

 

Then Erik Estrada walked out of the lights...

 

I then realized... the man who pulled me over was in fact... Robert Pine!

 

It all made sense when Larry Wilco walked out of the shadows... then I knew

 

So....

He had someone pulled over, AND was using radar/lidar at the same time

 

Well played manhands... well played

 

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theres alot of misinformation on here. make him show proof of his lights being on,explain how he shot radar and wrote the ticket and provide proof that you had the option to move over. no law can be enforced if theres a chance you could be placed in a dangerous situation. for example, given the time of day and flow of traffic you would have been forced to 1)cut someone off to move over 2)slowing down placed you in the path of someone NOT paying attention and you feared for your saftey and 3)this is the biggy. if its the truth that youve never been ticketed before should be enough for the judge to use common sense and throw it out.