How to Fight Photo Enforcement
If you have been given a speeding ticket or other traffic violation after being caught by Arizona's photo enforcement, you may feel like the cards are stacked against you. However, violations resulting in evidence from red light cameras and speeding ticket cameras are not perfect. At the East Valley & Phoenix Law Offices of Attorney Karl A. Mueller, we can help you build a defense and protect your rights in court.
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Did you know that the police are not always in charge of maintaining the photo enforcement system? Private contractors inspect the photos and recommend citations to police. And unlike police officers, contractor personnel always show up at trials prepared. If you want to have the upper hand, you need to have an experienced traffic lawyer by your side in court.
Possible Photo Enforcement Defense
A citation stemming from photo enforcement is issued to the registered owner of the vehicle, not the driver. If the prosecutor can’t prove, using the photo or other evidence, that you were driving the car at the time of the violation, then you will not be found responsible. Without any other evidence, the contractors will compare your drivers' license photo with the camera photo. There are also other ways to fight a ticket stemming from photo enforcement, including:
- Service Issue: An alleged violator must be properly served under Arizona law.
- Identity: This can be a very difficult element for the State
- Accuracy of the Instrumentality: It is also possible to challenge the physical workings and accuracy of the camera.
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When it comes to fighting a photo enforcement traffic ticket, you have a variety of options. An experienced traffic lawyer can help you build the best possible defense, and at the Law Office of Karl A. Mueller, we work hard to make sure that happens. Contact us today for a free initial consultation.
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