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The judge dismissed me and the police officer in traffic court, I walked out first, I noticed the police officer didn’t walk out, I walked ?
The judge dismissed me and the police officer in traffic court, I walked out first, I noticed the police officer didn’t walk out, I walked Back in and the judge was reading my discovery form I requested out loud to the police officer 👮♂️ then she kinda of got startled when I came back in and saw her. Is she allowed to read my discovery form with everything I requested out to the police officer? I know the officer could get the discovery info from the prosecutor if he wanted, but does it seem weird she was telling him as soon as I left? Should I request a new judge ? This is for traffic court
I didn’t get the case dismissed, she just granted me a continuous and dismissed us to leave the court room. So my case was done with till the next time it gets scheduled
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- Anonymous5 days ago
UPDATE:
Sorry, I thought your use of "dismiss" was in the legal sense.
Doesn't sound good, for sure. But, they may very well be friends for all you know. Yes, I think if it is worth it to you, ask for a change of venue, and then the cop will have to show up there, too. They say a lot of the time, when you request that a cop go to court, it is an inconvenience, so they won't show and you will win by default. I do not have any experience with that. I heard it. I got a ticket once and I went to traffic school. Cost more, took a whole Saturday, but it was removed from my record. I actually learned one really important thing from the class: THERE ARE NO ACCIDENTS. SOMEBODY DIDN'T DO WHAT THEY SHOULD HAVE!
BTW, it is a continuance, not a continuous. (Not being rude, but you want them to take you seriously)
Well, I don't know if that is legal. (Maybe not if they acted so sheepishly) At least you got it dismissed. I don't want to worry you, but I would be careful if you frequently drive in the area where you were ticketed. I know of a case where someone was wrongly ticketed by a CHP officer and won in court, BUT, the CHP officer had friends and they all made the guy's life a living hell.