I agree with Paul1913, see if there is another charge you can plead to. Even if the fine is higher, it's much better than dealing with the issues that go along with G2 >0. OPS Copper -- "The calibrator is the mouth of the officer doing the calibration there is no certificate of conformity."...

Not sure, he's a university student, so he's still on my folks insurance, but my parents were basically told that they needed to take him off the insurance, or they wouldn't be covered until the conviction came off the record. I agree with Stanton, grab a paralegal, and go after the reliability of t...

Fight this one tooth and nail. My brother got handed the same ticket with the same breathalyzer result. He paid it off, and was surprised when he got hit with the 30-day suspension, and even more surprised when the insurance company told him they considered it to be on par with a DUI. He just got ba...

Great discussion. Personally, I'm with watcher. Calibration procedures have been developed over decades, and if they weren't important, they wouldn't be used to the extent that they are. This is one of the reasons that I believe that the Radar and Lidar devices should be covered under the Weights an...

Hi Guys, Wow, bit of a discussion since I was here last. Let me see if I can help out on some points. FCC/IC Certification: I work in the Industrial sector, and have been told quite bluntly by IC that FCC acceptance does not automatically mean IC acceptance. The unit must either obtain a TAC, or be ...

So I've been looking around here for a bit, and thanks to all the info on this site I managed to have two tickets dismissed this morning, so I figured I would post up the story in case it can help others. First off, thanks to everyone here, and a BIG thank you to ticketcombat.com, seriously, that gu...