Please, tell us more ...

"Chicago has this b*shit local laws about pedestrian priority." How is this law "b*shit"?

The location of the violation (fail to yield) and location of the ticket (stopped you 55 yards away) have little to do with each other. We care about where the crime was committed, more than where the criminal was caught. I am interested in hearing why you think location of the ticket is important.

Regardless the location of the ticket, did you actually yield to pedestrian? What does the ticket say? If you failed to yield, you were guilty. I don't understand how google map can help.

Cop's testimony (Hispanic or not) is enough to convict. No law says there has to be video tape.

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• the local law which probably starts/enacts 2010 in the city of c -nissanusedcar- ♂ (1052 bytes) () 09/24/2014 postreply 08:08:11

• 麻雀虽小，五脏俱全。 -lexm5- ♂ (1516 bytes) () 09/24/2014 postreply 08:27:20

• there is no pedestrian at or on the crosswalk for me to yield. -nissanusedcar- ♂ (456 bytes) () 09/24/2014 postreply 08:37:02

• 你在法庭用中文来辩，可能说得清，但担心你用英文舌战可能会乱阵脚。 -水中捞月- ♂ (115 bytes) () 09/24/2014 postreply 08:45:11

• Again, where is the fact -lexm5- ♂ (725 bytes) () 09/24/2014 postreply 09:14:38

• thank u -nissanusedcar- ♂ (141 bytes) () 09/24/2014 postreply 10:33:33

• the location of the ticket is important -nissanusedcar- ♂ (279 bytes) () 09/24/2014 postreply 08:18:49

• You are right but you have no chance to win -jingxi02- ♀ (1142 bytes) () 09/24/2014 postreply 16:06:02