[J.W.]

In response to the original question raised, the answer is no.

Of course this is my personal contention based on simple logic.

First off, we would have to give 100 percent credit to the Strawman theory which I do not but do admit I am sympathetic to some dynamics of the theory more so in the nature of a philosophical perspective. Even if there was a Strawman it is not yours nor did you create it and thus there is no way to establish a nexus that would hold up in any court or at least hasn’t to date. I do not see how anyone would be justified in bringing forth a lawsuit in any capacity due to a simple traffic ticket especially after one purportedly "captured” his or her Strawman. I say to do so would be utter folly.

There are much better ways to deal with a traffic citation in my opinion. Going to traffic court and dueling it out can be an educational experience however, often times even though you may win, a win of course having the citation dismissed, my opinion is you still loose in the end considering the time, gas, parking, food and so forth which you shall never be reimbursed for. Being a glutton for punishment I would still go to court for the duel if I were to receive a traffic citation and if the court were local I would most likely go to court just to have a bit of fun. Otherwise one must weigh out everything and determine which is the best choice in the end.