RD > wrote:

[snip'd the long ass story]
> So I can find no where any mention of a pacing ticket where the speeder was
> never in front of the cop. I know its difficult to get out of a pacing
> violation, but I've got to think its a lot more difficult to maintain distance
> when you're in front of someone. I should note it would seem like he was on a
> mission since 10 minutes after we left he had pulled another driver over. Also
> the fastest I could have possibly went was before he made those crazy hand
> motions which I guess would have meant that if he paced me then if I had pulled
> over to the right I wouldn't have gotten a ticket. Not to mention the fact that
> all the cars in front of him must have doing the same speed. I mentioned that to
> him and he said they were just using the left lane to pass slower traffic in the
> right. When I asked then what I was doing, he said "What do you want me to do,
> I'm a state trooper?" That makes a lot of sense. So do I have a legitimate case
> or should I just plea down (I already have a court date).

Next time, overtake the right lane and move out of the left as to not draw
any attention. If that means waiting for the cop to disappear ahead of you.

You probably shouldn't be relying on any information found on the usenet,
but see if you can find any loop hole in the following...

http://members.aol.com/StatutesP1/75PA3368.html

Just curious... what was the citation that he gave you?