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Your initial question was about speeding, as if you knew that you were speeding and yet, you were advocating to say "I don't know" when asked why you were being pulled over.CanadianCowboysFan;1591380 said:Ask yourself though, in reality when you are pulled over, you don't know why. It could be you ran a stale orange and it turned red without realizing, maybe you cut someone off changing lanes while putting the pedal to the metal, maybe your licence plate fell off.
Telling the cop you don't know why he stopped you is not a lie, you are not a mind reader.
If you don't know why you got pulled over, fine say you don't know because that is the truth but if you know why you got pulled over, say it instead of lying about it, like you would do.
A lawyer advocating lie is a very disgusting and unethical person and you aren't helping your profession's perception at all. If you are a lawyer that is.