Rest assured that 50 to 70% of the time there isn’t any evidence to begin with. The judge will be relying solely on the officer’s verbal testimony to find you guilty.

The police officer’s testimony alone has found hundreds of other people guilty in the past, so they have no reason to think it won’t work on you too.

For the sake of argument, let’s say the prosecutor (or police officer) didn’t bring any physical evidence and are relying solely on the officer’s testimony. If this is the case (which it is 50 to 70% of the time) consider yourself fortunate. Now all you have to do is simply ask for ONE thing you know the officer or prosecutor doesn’t have and your case should be dismissed.

Because they don’t have what you are asking for, they don’t have the proof they so desperately need to convict you. Unless they can supply this evidence you request, neither the police officer nor the prosecutor can legally prove you’re guilty of speeding.