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baltosux@hotmail.com (baltosux) wrote in message news:<Xns90CFAA9219871baltosuxhotmailcom@198.99.146.18>...
> bhattacharya_abhijit@hotmail.com (Abhijit Bhattacharya) wrote in
> news:9996210f.0106281820.1d248ad6@posting.google.com: 
> 
> > Red light citations were also thrown out in DC last year, where there
> > was a signal which went from a blinking yellow to a red without
> > warning. I'm sure that location was chosen because it's the most
> > dangerous intersection in DC and not simply one that would have
> > brought in the most money because of its confusing nature. At least
> > that's what the esteemed Marion Barry said.
> 
> Hey shit for brains, thanks for making my point for me.
What is this point you're fantasizing about?

> Where there is a problem, and it's brought up in court,
> THE CITATION IS THROWN OUT.  The system works.
The system does not work if intrusive barriers are put in the way of
otherwise law-abiding citizens.

> ---------
> If you get one of these tickets from a cop, and he or she
> is in the wrong, you GO TO COURT to fight the case.
> 
I know this doesn't apply to you, but I make many times more in a day
than what a traffic ticket would cost. That's the whole point of
giving relatively-inexpensive tickets.

> If you get one of these tickets from a camera, and IT
> is in the wrong, you GO TO COURT to fight the case.
> 
There shouldn't be a camera. There should be an officer who
understands the mitigating circumstances (e.g. an officer is behind
you and wants you to get out of his or her way) giving out tickets.

P.S. There is help available for sufferers of Tourette's syndrome who
are unable to form thoughts without using expletives.

Regards,

Abhijit