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Oh, and the response from me quoted was not about breaking the law or not -- it was about the way you get treated when stopped -- so taken completely out of context
:-? :-? :-? I suppose it depends whether you know you're in the wrong or think you're in the right! As you say, argueing with a copper who's just pulled you for doing 47 in a 30 (me not you
) wouldn't exactly be a good move!

True, and it was 40 Occifer 
To me, if you're doing over 40 in a 30 I think you've just got to take it on the chin.
BUT, if it's some other offense where where discretion, common sense, flexibility and a degree of sympathy etc can be used as factors to keep a generally ' good citizen' on the side of the law with a 'ticking off', they should be used. Unfortunately, the Officers that were around when I was younger who used these 'tools' are no longer around. Its all down to quota's, targets and revenue.
Sorry to Labour the point (no pun intended) but Policing is changing and has been for a number of years and its only gonna get worse. There was recently a poll and the question was "would you step in to help a police officer in trouble" the NO count was high. So you need to ask why?. Speeding ticket, Parking etc etc.... General Public pi$$ed off.......
But Hey, we pay their wages!!! thats another thread though ...
