Police saving our lives again

[Scuba_Steve]

Not according to the cops here that I know personally.

Neither according to the 4 mates which actually joint the force, 1 in PN 2 in Welly region & 1 up Tauranga.

[Bald Eagle]

Neither according to the 4 mates which actually joint the force, 1 in PN 2 in Welly region & 1 up Tauranga.

You got some dodgy mates there ss

[Scuba_Steve]

You got some dodgy mates there ss

yea tell me about it... cops, bikers, Welsh. I guess I just attract the dodgy ones.

[red mermaid]

Oh, thats a tough call on credibility there.

A couple of blokes who say they have some mates who they say told them something, or someone who does the job day in day out, is hearing all the calls on the radio, who is going to them, and is doing it himself.

Not according to the cops here that I know personally.

And typical of you to cherry-pick one thing I have said, and to criticise it. Evidence that cops do not employ the balance scales of justice

Neither according to the 4 mates which actually joint the force, 1 in PN 2 in Welly region & 1 up Tauranga.

[MSTRS:Me]

Well, there is definitely ONE around here who is a bit short in the credibility department...

[imdying]

Huh??? you've lost me here?

What you're talking about doesn't apply in civil matters, only criminal ones.

[Scuba_Steve]

What you're talking about doesn't apply in civil matters, only criminal ones.

It does not get recorded on your criminal record, but a speeding fine is considered a "criminal offense".
You will find if you lose a court hearing (whether it true or not) it is specifically noted "case proven beyond reasonable doubt"

[scumdog]

It does not get recorded on your criminal record, but a speeding fine is considered a "criminal offense".

Really?

So where can I look up this information?

[scumdog]

And typical of you to cherry-pick one thing I have said, and to criticise it.

I guess he learned that technique from seeing it used by so many KB ranters eh...

[scumdog]

The cops will generally go to where they get the most whinging losers. So if you're going enjoy your bike, do it off the main highways. Simple as.

Fixed.

ANd the last sentence makes sense.

[MSTRS:Me]

I guess he learned that technique from seeing it used by so many KB ranters eh...

Actually, I think it's a prerequisite of Manawatu cops. There was another one on here some time ago, who had the same arrogant, god-like in his own mind, manner as well.

[LBD]

14% Too fast for the conditions... my favorite peeve....Too fast for the conditions is not speeding. Loose it on ice in the winter at 75kph on the open road and you were travelling tooo fast for the conditions....

[scumdog]

Following that I was going to become a lawyer but turns out you need english for that & I only speak/write New Zealand.

But..but think of all the innocent bikers you could have helped.....how selfish...

[Scuba_Steve]

Really?

So where can I look up this information?

OK So this seems to be a grey area in law a dark grey area, but they do (like I said) make a point of pointing out it "complies" with section 25(c) Bill of rights 1990.

But if then this is a civil offense the general public would also have the ability to charge the police/govt etc with the same, would they not? under section 27(3)

Every person has the right to bring civil proceedings against, and to defend civil proceedings brought by, the Crown, and to have those proceedings heard, according to law, in the same way as civil proceedings between individuals.

[imdying]

It does not get recorded on your criminal record, but a speeding fine is considered a "criminal offense".
You will find if you lose a court hearing (whether it true or not) it is specifically noted "case proven beyond reasonable doubt"

Interesting habit mate.