Attempting to Bring Blamelessness to Traffic Court
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Claims that blameless incident analysis maps to traffic court, supported by concrete evidence: field photos, the California manual of traffic signs, DMV markings and a tree obscuring signage. Finds a right‑turn sign that is 15 years noncompliant, conflicting arrows on pavement, no double yellow line, and a $238 citation. Uses timely recreation and documentation to counter the ticket; judge takes the arguments under advisement and the court acknowledges the procedural defects.
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