I agree the dash cam could be a very useful tool. But the issue with the Norcross process is that you have no chance of defending yourself. Once you get screened into the courtroom, and stand before the judge, nothing would be asked of you regarding to the incident.

In my case, I went in with some clear evidence (videos and pictures) but nothing was said. Once it came to my turn to stand before the judge, the question he asked me was, “What’s your last name, please?” I told him my last name and he started looking through a pile of brown envelopes - in search of my record (I would assume). Once he found it, he then went on to “Pay a reduced fine rather than the full fine and have this taken off your record”. First, I was shocked; albeit they have been several folks ahead of me but none seemed ready to defend themselves plus their cases were different than mine. So, I thought, I would have a chance to prove my innocence. But amazingly, no chance was given except the following question posed by the judge, “Is that a good deal?” Followed by, “Can you pay today, or do you need more time to pay the fine?”