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Old 10-31-2011, 03:52 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Red__Zed View Post
It is admissible in court. It does not necessarily constitute sufficient proof though.

Hear say would be "my friend told me she saw him run the light"


this is wrong, or at least not universally true. I have fought and won many times.
In Washington if you get a camera ticket, you are allowed to plead that you were not driving at the time. If you do that, the judge dismisses the case.

I have a radar detector that also notifies of redlight and speed cameras (via a database and built-in GPS). It's an Escort. Can't remember the model right now. It comes in very handy warning before you get to the intersection and just as you reach it.
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