[MissTed]

That's comforting.

[Interesting Times]

So now it’s “innocent until estimated guilty.” Wonderful.

[a fool in paradise]

The legal process had to end up costing Ohio more than the face value of the revenue ticket.

[Adder]

Ohio’s highest court has ruled that a person may be convicted of speeding purely if it looked to a police officer that the motorist was going too fast.

Hmmm: that looks like an effed up ruling.
I guess according to their logic, it is.
Unbelievable.

And 5-1, yet.

Thou are truly shLtting me.

[VRW Conspirator]

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that an officer's visual estimation of speed is enough to support a conviction if the officer is trained, certified by a training academy, and experienced in watching for speeders.

And how does an individual get trained in observing abuse of power, tyranny, your honor?

[WOBBLY BOB]

At 205 MPH, Speed Thrills
Minnesota biker cited for driving 140 mph over limit

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/0922042speed1.html

“I estimate you were in warp drive.”

[Oldpuppymax]

Not TOO much of a disgrace, is it! I wonder if they can issue parking tickets to people who LOOK as though they might have parked illegally a while back?

[Oldpuppymax]

TRANSLATION: Ohio has invented a whole new way to TAX!!!

[JewishRighter]

Wow! That virtually means there is no defense to speeding tickets. With all due respect LEO’s can testify any time that they thought the guy was speeding and its a done deal. The lone exception would be a cross examination which significantly undermines the officer’s credibility, but that’s not so easy to do.