Question:
Subject: PROSECUTING GUIDELINES FOR SPEED MEASURING EQUIPMENT
AND TRAFFIC LIGHT VIOLATION MONITORING EQUIPMENT
Message:
Are this guidelines only a recommendation to be followed by traffic departments or have they a legal backing? i.e. Would a violation of these guidelines hold up in court as an argument against a speeding fine?
Answer:
It is just a guideline . Prosecu
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