Even though Illinois doesn't require it, if the LEO claims he pulled you over because you were going 74, and you can prove you weren't, it calls his testimony into question. Not full proof by any means but it's something.
Busted exceeding hours of service
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I thought only Iowa cops were such pricks. I would try and find a lawyer in the next larger city there in IL. I got caught doing 65 in 55 zone in Almogordo, nm and paid a lawyer that had his practice in Las Cruses, NM he was effective to the point of having the cop to withdraw the ticket. It did cost three times ($650) the fine but I always fight the tickets. In IL, if the cop won't show up in court, the probability of dismissal is high. Don't feel bad about going over 11. I would do the same thing or be even more daring. If there are elogs in place and I am two hours away from home I will unplug the darn cable and finish my home coming.
P.S. since this is log book only, not the speeding ticket, I would not spend money on lawyers.Last edited: Mar 4, 2017
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I lived in a third world republic and in there if a cop stops you, you pay him what you can out of your wallet and then be on your way. Is that how it works in Canada? -
By the way you don't have to go to court. Just send them a check or pay it online. Doing that, unfortunately, is an admission of guilt.
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