License Revocation Overturned Due to Insufficient Radar Evidence

A client faced a license revocation after an officer alleged he was driving 40 miles per hour over the posted limit. The stretch of road made that speed unlikely, and at the hearing the officer could not testify to his radar training or how the radar unit was used to clock the vehicle. Tony argued the speed allegation was unreliable, and the hearing examiner agreed the evidence was insufficient to sustain the revocation.

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Practice area(s): DUI / DWI