I received a citation in the mail with pictures of my vehicle before the white line at the red light and over the red light. On that day I was new/never in the area before and the sunlight was glaring into my eyes. I stopped at the red light but noticed that I was over the white line. I ultimately looked back and pulled behind the white line I do remember this incident very well. I had passed my turn by one block and ended up making a turn at that intersection to go back one block. I don't feel that since I did not blow the red light I should be charged with a violation. I know that this is new in MD. I wrote to the courts and asked them to look at the pictures which will show that I did back up my brake lights were on in the photo's they sent to me. I also noted that the glare was significant on my vehicle and the vehicle next to me that would identify that there was a visibility problem. I was not into the intersection and that the red light was on the opposite side of the intersection. Is there any other defense? i.e. placing of the light/signs calibration of the cameras my ability to obtain all pictures taken for this incident? Any help would be appreciated. I tried to ask the court for assistance in this matter probably won't help but the evidence they used against me should help my defense. joewills at comcast dot net

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