Squid On Suzuki GSX-R Owned - Speeders Fight Back

[wolfganggt]

Generally I think speeding tickets are a load of crap, but this guy is such as ass that it is acceptable in this instance.

[79TA]

and may I present to you, the icing on cake . . .

[Minacious]

Damn, that guy is only 5'3". He is tiny. I mean really tiny.

[RC45]

Originally Posted by Mattk But the basic principle stands - a prosecutor is not under oath. If they lie, that is a matter for the Law Society/Bar Association (if the prosecutor is a lawyer), or the police supervisors (if a police prosecutor). They still can't lie and fudge things, but it ain't a crime.

So why cant they lie if it is not a crime? Either it is or is no legal to lie as a prosecution witness.

Originally Posted by Mattk Lastly, lighten up, buddy! This was supposed to be funny!

I'm lauging, but that doesnt mean one cant still be truthful.

If he coul not tell the colour of the bike, then who knows if he did not flat out lie about the speed?

And just because something is on camera, does not mean it is cut and dried.

Calling Mr Rodney King to the stand. Mr King to the stand

[Mattk]

So why cant they lie if it is not a crime?

Because they'd get sacked or struck off. Or both. At least if a lawyer goes to prison, there is a chance they can continue to practice.

If he coul not tell the colour of the bike, then who knows if he did not flat out lie about the speed?

Because he didn't. It wasn't even disputed.

Calling Mr Rodney King to the stand. Mr King to the stand

Two of the officers involved were later convicted of various federal offences to do with civil rights. Their lives would've been thoroughly ruined.

[Cutmore]

That cheered me up after a terrible day of college.. I'm still laughing at the ending... loved it