President May Want to Fix Your State, Too  In Ohio, where I live
part-time, the state’s Supreme Court has just upheld a traffic
court conviction for speeding based solely on the cop’s eyeball
guess of the driver’s speed, now institutionalizing a change in
law. Radar guns are no longer needed. Officers are now
encouraged to issue speeding tickets based only on their opinion
of how fast the car is moving. If it looks like you’re going too
fast, by as little as one MPH, that’s good enough. You are
guilty.  It’s easy to discredit this. Ask a cop to guess the
speed of a passing red Corvette, dull gray mini-van, and UPS
delivery van that are, in reality all carefully going precisely
the same speed, what would you like to bet he pegs the red
sports car as going faster than the mini-van or UPS truck? Of
course, if he happens to be a racist, he might just think a car
driven by a black guy is going faster than a car driven by a
white guy.  In Arizona, where I lived for quite a while and
wouldn’t endanger my life by liv