The collective "we."
> Neither the radar gun, not the speedometer on a car are accurate enough for that.
You have a radar gun. You clock a car. The gun says 30mph. You clock the next car. The gun says 31mph. In the latter case you write a ticket.
You're free to argue the vagaries of measurement systems in court. Good luck.
This is incredibly common [1].
[1] https://www.findlaw.com/traffic/traffic-stops/can-i-challeng...
Won't need much luck, the first time this shows up in court it will be thrown out and officers told to stop writing false tickets.
There's a reason cops don't ticket anything less than 10mpg over - the tools they use are not just that accurate. It's a fake number.
The collective "we."
> Neither the radar gun, not the speedometer on a car are accurate enough for that.
You have a radar gun. You clock a car. The gun says 30mph. You clock the next car. The gun says 31mph. In the latter case you write a ticket.
You're free to argue the vagaries of measurement systems in court. Good luck.