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Robin wrote:
But that's where you're wrong. Members of Speedwatch have the legal
authority to operate a speed "gun". Others haven't.

They also have the police issuing letters that state a car was exceeding
the speed limit - no "alleged", no admission that there might have been
an error. And with no right of appeal - which is justified on the basis
that the driver can take civil action against the police or the speed
gun operators.

Poor diddums, getting a letter from the police. how can you appeal against
a letter, anyway?

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