State v. Pai
Annotate this CasePetitioner was convicted of excessive speeding and no motor vehicle insurance. Petitioner appealed, arguing that the State did not lay sufficient foundation for the admission of the laser gun reading. The intermediate court of appeals (ICA) affirmed. Petitioner appealed, arguing that the ICA gravely erred in holding that the State laid sufficient foundation for the admission of the laser gun reading and challenging, for the first time, the sufficiency of the charge in the amended complaint because the amended complaint did not allege the requisite state of mind. The Supreme Court vacated the judgments of the lower courts, holding that inasmuch as the amended complaint against Petitioner failed to allege the requisite state of mind, the amended complaint must be dismissed without prejudice.
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