Legal Question in Traffic Law in California

Appeal a traffic court decision
I had a red light violation ticket. I was very sure that the light was still yellow when I entered the intersection but the cop said that I went through a solid red light. I went to the court and lost my case. I felt the judge was unfair because 1. the judge was using the false information that I gave to the officer to find me guilty. No matter how I explained to the judge that I was not distracted, he would not listen. He would rather believe the false information than the truth that I swore to tell in the court; 2.The judge didn��t let me present all my evidence to defend myself and rush me to leave. Are either of the things above counts as legal error? Do I have any chance to appeal again? What does legal error mean?

Asked on 7/25/07, 3:26 am

Lyle Johnson Bedi and Johnson Attorneys at Law

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Re: Appeal a traffic court decision

You should review the Nolo Press book "How to Fight Your Traffic Ticket". This book will provide you with information regarding an appeal.

Answered on 8/27/07, 10:33 pm

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