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Re: Help with leagal matter.

Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2012 3:55 pm
by s man
I had the Mrs go back through my records, I havent been booked for speeding in over 20 years! ;)
NUT she found in 2004 I got done by a red light camara.. :( :roll:
So Im not feeling that confident now!! Dont know if that will have any bearing on anything.

Re: Help with leagal matter.

Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2012 5:07 pm
by Glen
Probably just means you won't have succes with the SDRO so probably the LAC would be the best bet.

Having said that I had an offence tha wasn't listed on my record. You can get your record off the RTA. I think it costs about $17

I'd be surprised if you got a fine though. Your trump is that you've got a witness and the "why would I overtake a cop" reason.

Re: Help with leagal matter.

Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2012 5:40 pm
by s man
Yeah I went to the RTA today I have a friend there, she had a look its the only issue ive had in 20 years. So I would think being a truck driver & bike rider. That would have to be an well above avarage record, Ive held all my points since 2004. Before that I dont think Ive ever lost any points at all.

Re: Help with leagal matter.

Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2012 6:04 pm
by s man
Nelso wrote: I met this awesome cop once. Great sort, top chick and can ride a bike better than most blokes I know. Turns out she is the perfect woman, so I married her. :kuda:

Lucky!!! Does she come home in uniform, & get the cuffs out!! lol

Re: Help with leagal matter.

Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2012 7:45 pm
by young1
s man wrote:Yeah I went to the RTA today I have a friend there, she had a look its the only issue ive had in 20 years. So I would think being a truck driver & bike rider. That would have to be an well above avarage record, Ive held all my points since 2004. Before that I dont think Ive ever lost any points at all.
Yeah mate would have to agree that although not 100% exemplary it's pretty damn close over a long extended period of time..common sense you would like to think would prevail & be taken into consideration if this matter proceeds to court..
That we all know doesn't happen....the judicial process is a lottery these days in my opinion. I hope you get a result s man because it's a superb 20yr record for a sportsbike rider where all it takes is a minor lapse of concentration at times..not to mention flawed entrapment & unscrupulous law enforcement.

Re: Help with leagal matter.

Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2012 7:36 am
by Glen
Gosling1 wrote:
Nelso wrote:
Kwakked Up wrote:There are some bloody good coppers out there, unfortunately it is only the dickheads that get a thread like this going. Wouldnt often see a thread about a great cop you met once. Just like everything there is good and bad in everything :cheesy:
I met this awesome cop once. Great sort, top chick and can ride a bike better than most blokes I know. Turns out she is the perfect woman, so I married her. :kuda:
crawly bumlick !!

You in the market for a new racebike or something ????

:lol: :lol:
Good call Gos :lol:

By the way Nelso, stalking is not meeting :D

Re: Help with leagal matter.

Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2012 3:36 pm
by s man
young1 wrote:Yeah mate would have to agree that although not 100% exemplary it's pretty damn close over a long extended period of time..common sense you would like to think would prevail & be taken into consideration if this matter proceeds to court..
That we all know doesn't happen....the judicial process is a lottery these days in my opinion. I hope you get a result s man because it's a superb 20yr record for a sportsbike rider where all it takes is a minor lapse of concentration at times..not to mention flawed entrapment & unscrupulous law enforcement.
Thanks for the kind words young1. :)
Yeah I think its a pretty good record, of which Im very prowd of, & I would hope that would pull some weight in court, but the issue is. I didnt do what was claimed, & really my record supports that..
So it wait & see for now. Nothing in the mail today, so I hope thats a good thing.. ;)

Re: Help with leagal matter.

Posted: Fri Oct 05, 2012 4:58 pm
by Kwakked Up
Forgot to mention earlier, not that I think it will get that far but, if you end up in court make sure you DO NOT admit to doing 81 in an 80 zone.

The story goes like this ......

You will have to get in the witness box to give evidence other wise you lose straight up.
The prosecutor will be nice enough and get you talking about your speed and be interested in whether you were watching the speedo intensely to confirm whether you were speeding at the time, and of course you cant coz you gotta watch the speedo 100% of the time coz you gotta watch the road. The question then follows "Well isn't it possible that you could have been doing 81 kph" ...... Trap set 8)
You, wanting to be as honest as you can "Well it is possible I suppose" :?
SNAP! Admission of guilt :shock:
WTF? magistrate says "Well even 1 km over the limit is speeding so I find the offence proven." Thanks for coming buddy :lol:
Anyhoo the magistrate then gives you a lenient sentence because he/she knows it is a dodgy call but you have already taken a day off work, probably travelled a fair to and from court, and you may have even paid for a solicitor to represent you.

And the cop just laughs and laughs and :finga:

In all seriousness I really doubt it will get to this stage, but hey what else is gunna keep you awake at night new_all_coholic.gif

Re: Help with leagal matter.

Posted: Fri Oct 05, 2012 9:04 pm
by s man
Yeah Im with ya, I can play the game, but in this case, its a matter of telling the truth. I really want to be the one slapping the cops arse, for making himself out to be a wanker. I have 5 friends that are cops
[4 detectives]& they are just great mates, ones even HWP, they even said you'll slap the GDs arse. Either way I wanna keep my good record intact. But if that come by slapping a GD cops arse, so be it.. I just hope it doesnt come to that.. :(

Re: Help with leagal matter.

Posted: Fri Oct 05, 2012 9:19 pm
by dilligaf
and you do have a pillion that was watching the speedo the whole time :kuda:

Re: Help with leagal matter.

Posted: Fri Oct 05, 2012 9:28 pm
by Stuzrx
Maaan...what and the hell are you worried about?? Nothin' has happened yet,and !00% sure it won't.

Cross that bridge when you come to it........Next topic please. sleepy2.gif

Re: Help with leagal matter.

Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2012 8:31 am
by s man
Stuzrx wrote:Maaan...what and the hell are you worried about?? Nothin' has happened yet,and !00% sure it won't.

Cross that bridge when you come to it........Next topic please. sleepy2.gif
Wow Im glad you have a crystel ball & can tell the future, must be very handy. :? :roll:
I started this tread to get advice, which there was plenty & all great. If you are tired of reading it then dont. But by the amount of posts in here, there are a lot of people here that are very interested in how this might pan out.
I suppose in the end whatever happens, it will help us to understand the prosess's in place & how they can be approched from different angle's. So its wait & see, & with luck nothing will come of it. But if it hits the fan I wanna be the winner..

Re: Help with leagal matter.

Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2012 10:01 am
by seiko1
You are in NSW right?
I think you just upset him because you didn't offer him a bribe ;) :kuda:

Re: Help with leagal matter.

Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2012 6:19 pm
by s man
seiko1 wrote:You are in NSW right?
I think you just upset him because you didn't offer him a bribe ;) :kuda:
I thought that was in QLD?? :lol:

Re: Help with leagal matter.

Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 6:01 pm
by Kwakked Up
its all good folks :rolleyes:

notes taken at the time or very soon after carry a fair bit of credibility in court, do you home work now and you wont regret it later
dont do it now and you might just be kicking yourself later

Always interesting to hear how this stuff goes keep us posted, ya got to love a drama when it's not your own :kuda: