Can I fight a speeding ticket because it has an exaggerated speed on it (84 in 60 zone) and I was speeding but not that fast?

The answer depends on what you were cited for. Assuming you were not charged with anything that requires proof of a specific speed limit (e.g., 20 miles over the posted speed), then no, it is not a defense. One mile over the posted speed limit would be all the proof needed to convict you.

My advice to people who want to fight tickets is to do a trial by declaration and hope the officer doesn't respond. If he or she does respond, and you are convicted, you can then go to court for a trial de novo (e.g., a trial where you can call witnesses). At this point, I've seen many judges allow traffic school if you plead guilty and don't insist on a trial.

The Internet is full of resources that show you how to proceed.

Consult with a traffic attorney familiar with the judges and practices in the court where you received the ticket to explore your options.

Negotiating a good resolution given the circumstances of your case will take an attorney familiar with the policies and procedures of the court where the matter is pending.

It would be worth your while to check with a lawyer in your locale to discuss more of the details.

Good luck to you.

God bless.

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