By no means am I a lawyer! The poster certainly seems to know what he's talking about! http://www.mapleleafweb.com/forums//ind ... 5&start=45 Any rational thoughts on this? [/quote]
Got that right....not just a simple ticket book and out onto the road. Carry at least a duty bag (small suitcase) packed with variety of books to look up laws, maps, reports, etc...if I want to branch off for a day into CMV enforcement add in another bankers box of stuff. Encompass this with an MWS (mobile work station) and then I can go on elaws at roadside!
lawmen wrote:
Law is so vast its not really possible to know everything even if one is a cop. Most people exect cops to know everything, though. .
Got that right....not just a simple ticket book and out onto the road. Carry at least a duty bag (small suitcase) packed with variety of books to look up laws, maps, reports, etc...if I want to branch off for a day into CMV enforcement add in another bankers box of stuff. Encompass this with an MWS (mobile work station) and then I can go on elaws at roadside!
Above is merely a suggestion/thought and in no way constitutes legal advice or views of my employer. www.OHTA.ca
I hope I can paint the picture with the accuracy that the truth deserves. I have no intention of just beating a ticket.. but more like beating a really unfair ticket. You decide!
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