A state appeals court has upheld the scientific reliability of the Stalker Dual SL, a widely used radar device for detecting speeders.
September 06, 2012 at 07:32 PM
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A state appeals court has upheld the scientific reliability of the Stalker Dual SL, a widely used radar device for detecting speeders.
The court, in State v. Vankerkooy, A-1423-10, held Wednesday that a prosecution expert, flown in from Texas to testify at the municipal court hearing on reliability, provided sufficient ground to rely on the radar readings.
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