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Cases mentioned:
📌 STATE v. WILLIAMS (2014)
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[@cs2m12]

My understanding is if the stop is invalidated, you lose everything after the stop. Is this correct? Obviously, two miles an hour over is a little dramatic, for illustrative purposes. I think it would be easy to invalidate the stop at less than five over specifically because of cosign effect, which causes variations in readings based on angle, as well as operation in mobile mode versus stationary.

[@cs2m12]

For RADAR, not LIDAR.