Subject	if you really wanted to take it that far, i'm sure there is
Posted by	Zu4ea on September 11, 2012 at 6:24 PM
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In Reply To	Need possible advice on fighting speeding ticket... posted by pearlzed(toronto) on September 10, 2012 at 09:44 PM
Message	a way to prove (or disprove) your case using calc. I'd have to knock the dust off my old calculus book, but I'm sure given your parameters are legit, you can prove speed within a measured distance accounting for accel/decel. May work for or against you lol. I remember having a similar word problem in calc class that involved proving an officer correct lol. Prob just easier to pay
Follow Ups	Need possible advice on fighting speeding ticket... - pearlzed(toronto) 21:44:39 09/10/12 I would ask a laywer about your observations... - BoneZ (MD) 21:56:19 09/10/12 sucks, but they won't listen to you without a lawyer. - Antihero 22:05:51 09/10/12 Ether way you'er going to pay. It's all about the money - njz 22:12:10 09/10/12 Blame it on the metric system. - Under_Powered 23:33:04 09/10/12 lol this ^ (n/m) - Zu4ea 18:26:35 09/11/12 Pay it. They have many ways of looking at it, all of - zellamay 01:26:59 09/11/12 whaaat? just pay it and move on. (n/m) - Drk93TT 08:39:33 09/11/12 xcopper.com - spicyZ 08:49:11 09/11/12 Next step ,get a car black box ,with F+R recording - ArubaDave 09:45:39 09/11/12 law forum....preferably in your state - LJZTT 10:15:03 09/11/12 just dispute it - fuzzymonkey 11:47:29 09/11/12 50/50 Officer won't show up in court...in US you win. (n/m) - i-xclr8 15:05:49 09/11/12 if you really wanted to take it that far, i'm sure there is - Zu4ea 18:24:04 09/11/12
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