Legal Question in Traffic Law in Texas

Judge refused to hear testimony
I represented myself in Municipal
Court the other day on a traffic
violation. I lost but have found to
errors in the transcript. The error
I am concerned about is when I
asked the police officer to answer
a question relevent to his earlier
testimony that he was able to
''visually estimate speed'' the
prosecutor objected and the
Judge sustained. Do I need to do
anything special to get the appeal
judge to hear that? the
prosecutor claimed it was not
relevent but I think he was afraid
the police officer might blow it.
The other one was a motion I
made but was denied. After
reading the transcript I found an
obvious mistake with his call on
that one too. Thank you.

Asked on 2/07/09, 12:13 am

TC Langford Langford Law Office

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Re: Judge refused to hear testimony

You file notice of appeal. Upon receipt of the properly filed notice and bond, the case will be transferred to the county court (at law).

Answered on 2/07/09, 9:02 am

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