JohnnyLax

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@michaelmorley11 @spambot3049 @MalteseSailor @OrinKerr The law says tint cannot be above 30%. The officer must have RAS that the tint is above 30% to stop the driver. This is relatively easy to establish if the officer states that they believed the tint was darker than 30% because of their experience, training, etc. But they didn’t

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@MarkJEngleson @OrinKerr He doesn’t need to know it’s above 30%, he just has to be able to articulate why he reasonably suspects that it is. If the officer said “based on my experience, I estimated the tint to be around 50%” they’re fine. The issue is they thought the limit was 0% which it’s not.