Legal Question in Traffic Law in Missouri

Re: Inaccurate info on speeding ticket..

I cannot fully answer your question without more detail regarding the method used to measure your speed, the location of the measurement related to the stop, etc. My first impression, though, is that the irregularity between the posted speed and the officer's entry needs to be verified and corrected at a minimum. The distance between where he clocked you and where you were pulled over may be relevant, but it is essentially your word against his, and officers are usually believed. In general, depending on your driving record, you could make a deal for a lesser charge to avoid this ticket going on your record, and avoid the points on your license. A dismissal is possible, but regardless of the posted speed, you were still speeding.

As I am in Jefferson City, and familiar with the area, I would be more knowldgeable and available to help you present your situation to the necessary authorities. I can directly communicate with the relevant prosecutor regarding these cirsumstances. Please contact me directly if you desire more information or assistance.