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Originally Posted by Island Lover
...SKIP...You are also WRONG! 28 mph is "exceed the proposed limits". All the lawyers tricks in the world will not make 28 mph less than 25 mph. That you attempt to do so is insulting to the memory of the victim.
Nobody claimed that 28 mph was a "violation of the law". However 28 mph exceeds the proposed limits in every part of the universe except an attorneys brain.
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I am sorry if I was unable to explain clearly enough the basics of the law that you support and how it does not apply to the Littlefield crime. Suffice to repeat a violation of HB 162 as proposed only occurs when the speed observed is not reasonable & prudent under the given conditions present when the offense occurred given the recommended limit for the area. Its really a very basic premise easily absorbed by any New Hampshire police recruit in their first week of academy training.
Don't take my word for it....call your local police chief, town or city prosecutor, your family attorney or the free information line at the NH Bar Association.....
Sorry if I couldn't make it any clearer to you...
As usual, I am always available off-line to explain the matter further or recommend you to any of a number of reputable legal resources that can confirm how HB 162 will work if passed in its present form.
Skip
P.S. Darn, quit implying I might be an attorney....those are the darn scoundrels working the other side of the aisle!
