Dr Iain Fielden, 41, spent £5,000 on experts to help him challenge Gatso evidence, after wife Vikki got three points and the fine for doing 36mph in a 30mph zone.
He must pay £15,000 costs after Huddersfield JPs dismissed his appeal.
The boffin, of Sheffield Hallam University, said: “In hindsight we wouldn’t do this again.”
Wednesday, 15 October 2008
Scientist's £20k speeding ticket
A UNIVERSITY physicist who tried to use his knowledge to duck a £60 speeding fine must now pay a £20,000 legal bill.
Dr Iain Fielden, 41, spent £5,000 on experts to help him challenge Gatso evidence, after wife Vikki got three points and the fine for doing 36mph in a 30mph zone.
He must pay £15,000 costs after Huddersfield JPs dismissed his appeal.
The boffin, of Sheffield Hallam University, said: “In hindsight we wouldn’t do this again.”
Dr Iain Fielden, 41, spent £5,000 on experts to help him challenge Gatso evidence, after wife Vikki got three points and the fine for doing 36mph in a 30mph zone.
He must pay £15,000 costs after Huddersfield JPs dismissed his appeal.
The boffin, of Sheffield Hallam University, said: “In hindsight we wouldn’t do this again.”
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