Do Laser Jammers Actually Work Against Speeding Tickets?

Taken from a recent episodes of the SwitchCast podcast, Doug shares his thoughts and answers a question on laser jammers and their efficiency. Are they worth it? Can they actually help you to get out of a ticket?
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[@robm425]

Great explanation, and how to use the laser jammer. Get the alert slow down then flip off the jammers to let the officer get your speed at much more reasonable number.

[@ParrotHead1980]

Visual estimation is easy to beat. Just ask the officer if his eye are calibrated. LOL!

[@switchcars]

Ha. The Ohio Supreme Court says otherwise

[@ParrotHead1980]

@@switchcars This doesn't fall in georgia I have beat two visual estimation tickets in court in a jury trial. I used a basketball to win my case. I was asked by the judge why I felt that visual estimation is not accurate when writing a ticket. I turned to the officer who visually estimated how fast I was going. I grabbed the basket ball off the court room table. I held it in the air over my head and dropped it to the floor. I then asked the officer under oath how fast did the basketball travel from 6 feet to the floor? The officer looked puzzled and confused, the judge dismissed my case. enough said!

[@eli1000fer]

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[@MONEYBAGS603]

what about doing 160?

[@seven1productions819]

Bottom line don't blow pass a cop going over a 100. Laser or no laser he's coming after you