Radar Detector Jammer Forum

f_399 · 04-11-2006

hey suf daddy, what do you do for a living? you know a lot abut the law

Suf Daddy · 04-11-2006

I should be an attorney.

Maybe someday........

-Suf Daddy

Jane Hughes · 04-11-2006

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I also ask that if you win a ticket DONATE $20 to this forum so we can keep helping others and thanking Roy for giving us a voice on the web.

My check is ready, where can I send it?

Suf Daddy · 04-11-2006

I think the donation amount would be nice at $20, but its really up to you what to give............
Roy has this contact info on his sales website linked on the right edge of this forum.........

SEE ROY's Suggestion BELOW a few posts:

"RadarBusters™
Reyer and Associates
55417 N. Vulture Mine Rd.
Wickenburg, AZ 85390
Toll Free: 888-227-8927
Direct: 928-684-3974
Fax: 866-647-6906

Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
8 to 4 pm MST"

I'll PM him to see if he wants something done differently....
-Suf Daddy

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Originally Posted by Jane Hughes

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I also ask that if you win a ticket DONATE $20 to this forum so we can keep helping others and thanking Roy for giving us a voice on the web.

My check is ready, where can I send it?

radarroy · 04-12-2006

If you guys want to make a donation, make it to this group:

http://www.copswhocare.org/

I am involved in the group and we need all the help

awesometbn · 04-17-2006

Great job anjapower! Glad you could get out of that first ticket.

ozzy · 06-08-2006

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Originally Posted by anjapower

I had absolutely no idea what to do when I started out on this...Suf Daddy's help was the ONLY reason I got out of it. He told me to motion for a continuance and subpeona for assorted items. He had a comprehensive list and process for me to follow, but I left some of the items OFF of the discovery list.

I felt that some of the items were "too prodding" and if asked about them in court, I wouldn't have the expertise to use them to my advantage. When I told Suf Daddy that I left a few (key) items off, he told me to motion for a 2nd continuance and to ask for them in discovery otherwise he could guarantee I'd lose!

The items I didn't ask for were: lidar unit to be present in court, copy of the user's manual, and the person who calibrated the lidar unit to be present in court. I asked for these on my 2nd motion for continuance, however, to my dismay, the continuance was denied.

I became nervous because Suf Daddy had predicted that I'd lose if those items weren't present in court. He said asking for these items would almost ensure a no-show for the officer because they would know a tough battle was ahead of them if the defendant was asking for such items.

I showed up this morning to court, after I had spent many hours reading the 10+ PM's Suf Daddy had sent me - tips and links on how to fight the ticket. I felt I was prepared but at the same time still very nervous going up against the man.

When I was called forward, the state appointed officer said there was no prosecution. Apparently, the officer who pulled me over was expecting my 2nd continuance to be granted - when it was denied, it ended up not fitting his schedule! My charges were dropped and I was sent home free!!!!!!!!!

I'm willing to bet the guy had already decided not to show when he saw what items I subpeoned with my 2nd continuance - the judge even raised a brow as to why the officer couldn't show. He questioned the state appointed officer as to his reasoning, but all she said was that it didn't fit his schedule and he was planning on another continuance.

This was all thanks to Suf Daddy! He is a GREAT resource and extremely helpful person. Can't thank him enough for the guidance in this process.

Now I just have to figure out something for my 2nd ticket hearing - 95 in a 55

Maybe a dumb question, but isnt that what a radar detector is for? So you dont get the ticket in the first place.

411 · 06-12-2006

http://www.visualexpert.com/Resource...accidents.html

This info could be a starter in fighting your ticket , it is about vision/perception how the eye interprets the reality.

One thing for sure = write as much details you can and draw/take pictures of the scene so the judge can appreciate your point of view ,

google earth can be usefull.

from a court view = cop is more trustable than a simple citizen :cry:

but this cop is too smart = 2 cars / 2 devices to control / 3 citations = a good attorney will make him trip , the best would be a burn out so the cop never show to court :!:

proudNMAmember · 10-11-2006

That's great anjapower. Suf daddy knows a lot about laser guns. Don't mess w/ Suf on the laser or radar for that matter!