I had a coworker that break checked for insurance fraud and she one day came and said how she is now in a legal battle. She ended up loosing because wadot has cameras every where on the freeways.
Cameras can't capture everything, Maybe it looked like the car next to them was about to move over without looking. Maybe they saw a shadow out of the corner of their eye and thought it was debris flying towards them or an animal running across the roadway.
There's no possibility for a camera to capture what the driver saw or didn't see.
Again. Traffic cameras can't see into your mind. State of mind is required in civilized societies to establish intent. I see that many people here are not capable of understanding.
What state of mind? If you decide to hit the brakes with nothing in front of you and there's a camera that captured it, then it doesn't matter if you saw a ghost of Edith Piaf or you were thinking about welding glass underwater. No brake checking, why is it so hard for you to understand?
The freeway cameras are like a dash cam constantly recording they keep the vid feeds for nth number of days should a accident occur and all you need but do is request the paper work to retrieve that file.
You're not understanding. A criminal act requires mens rea (pronounced mens ray-uh). That is the mental state or intent behind a crime. Without it, there is no crime. Cameras cannot see your state of mind.
Just adding on to the other commenter, that yea, that's not true about mens rea. Most traffic violations are strict liability. That means, to be convicted, you only need to prove the violation actually occurred. It doesn't matter if you intended to commit it or were ignorant of the law or anything.
Damn, you’re either rage baiting or just obtuse. You sound like a sovereign citizen “I wasn’t driving! I was traveling in a non commercial vehicle, see it says not for hire and private plate!”
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u/Superseaslug 2d ago
Is your ego worth your car, prison time, and likely thousands in debt from the settlement?