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Pacing measuring devices that are used to issue pacing speeding tickets, allows the operator to keeps a uniform distance from the rear / front / side of the target vehicle (yours / defendant) for a specific distance(s) and reads the speed display of the device unit.
The operator performs a series of tests, which may assist the operator in determining if the device unit is operating. Secondly, the operator should be trained in the proper use of the device.
Police Officers that issue pacing speeding tickets / violations are "Experts" in the operation of these aforementioned devices. Logically the best defense, of course if your innocent is to retain an "Expert Witness" in this exact field. Remember you would not hire a plumber to perform open-heart surgery, obtain the right expert.
It bears mentioning that some pacing / speed-measuring devices are only accurate, if used properly, to issue the pacing speeding ticket.
Save your hard-earned money - don't hire another type of expert. Whoever you retain, if any, ask them a few questions:
1. What is your success rate for speeding ticket / violations?
2. What type of field investigation(s) are you going to perform?
3. Other than a court show, what evidence are you going to present in court, on the date of my trial?
On a closing note, put yourself in the judge's position, everyone claims they're "Not Guilty", the key is to prove it - Good Luck!!