**** Beverly Hills Red Light Cameras
I got a $500 ticket for rolling a red light on a right turn, I won't waste time going into detail but without exaggerating I literally made the safest right turn in the history of right turns...
But because I technically did not come to a complete stop my only option now is to go to court and try and argue the basis of the traffic law itself.
We'll see how that goes...
If all else fails, I know people who know people who kill judges...
LA Times Red Light Camera
I got a $500 ticket for rolling a red light on a right turn, I won't waste time going into detail but without exaggerating I literally made the safest right turn in the history of right turns...
But because I technically did not come to a complete stop my only option now is to go to court and try and argue the basis of the traffic law itself.
We'll see how that goes...
If all else fails, I know people who know people who kill judges...
LA Times Red Light Camera
But the OP got the ticket in BH. BH is a city in itself (its own city hall and police, etc.) and not within LA jurisdiction. Maybe he can use the LA issue as precedent in court, but it's still a BH ticket under BH law.
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I beat mt last 3 speeding tickets with TBD. Give it a shot. Downside is, once you plead, it is now in the court system vs. doing nothing and it just sits in limbo.
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la...,6795102.story
Beverly Hills is part of Los Angeles County, this article says LA County red light tickets voluntary unenforceable. So wouldn't that mean my ticket is voluntary?
LA Times Red Light Camera
I beat mt last 3 speeding tickets with TBD. Give it a shot. Downside is, once you plead, it is now in the court system vs. doing nothing and it just sits in limbo.
I got a $500 ticket for rolling a red light on a right turn, I won't waste time going into detail but without exaggerating I literally made the safest right turn in the history of right turns...
But because I technically did not come to a complete stop my only option now is to go to court and try and argue the basis of the traffic law itself.
We'll see how that goes...
If all else fails, I know people who know people who kill judges...
I mentioned to use the LA city council vote to eliminate red light cameras and the county courts reluctance to collect as your precedent. So it's up to you to ignore it or not.
Here's from last week's LA Weekly:
"Update: The red-light camera programs in cities outside Los Angeles have not, at this point, been terminated.
However, Paul Neuman, aide to Councilman Koretz, says red-light tickets issued in cities outside L.A. but within the county -- because they also go through the L.A. County Superior Court -- "are probably more or less in the same boat." But so far, "L.A. is the only one stating on the record that you don't have to pay."
We're calling around to individual cities, to see if they are willing to take a similar stance on the cameras, or if they have separate, harsher collections contracts in place. Check back for updates."
While I technically broke the law, I will still contest it in court given that the two primary reasons for traffic laws are driver & pedestrian safety and transportation efficiency. Given that I made my right turn at a time when there was literally no one I could possibly endanger "and" the fact that I still slowed down (while not coming to a complete stop) before I made my right turn during a time where I would not impede any traffic whatsoever I believe the reason for me to be required to come to a complete stop was not needed, and the video shows that as well.
So It all depends on whether the judge is a rational-justice minded person, or a total douche who has no comprehension of what the law actually is or justice for that matter and is just trying to **** me out of 500 bucks.
That's about as far into it as I'll go.
I ain't even mad bro, I live in CA.
Last edited by Nola; Aug 3, 2011 at 05:31 PM. Reason: TOU conformance
So It all depends on whether the judge is a rational-justice minded person, or a total douche who has no comprehension of what the law actually is or justice for that matter and is just trying to **** me out of 500 bucks.
That's about as far into it as I'll go.
You broke the law. Deal with it. Stop whining like a little *****.
Last edited by Nola; Aug 3, 2011 at 05:31 PM. Reason: TOU Conformance
Your best option to file a trial by declaration and sit it out until the LA Superior Courts decide to not follow through with any red light camera tickets in any jurisdiction, despite being in BH or elsewhere. The LA Weekly article mentions they are contacting cities outside of LA to find out their position on the issue. So just sit tight (extended by the trial by declaration.) The odds are in your favor.
But the OP got the ticket in BH. BH is a city in itself (its own city hall and police, etc.) and not within LA jurisdiction. Maybe he can use the LA issue as precedent in court, but it's still a BH ticket under BH law.
http://www.beverlyhills.org/government/default.asp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beverly_Hills,_California
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