What was one of the best-known challenges to RADAR in early 1979?

One of the best-known challenges to RADAR in early 1979 was the rejection of RADAR evidence in 80 cases. This incident highlighted significant concerns regarding the reliability and accuracy of RADAR technology at that time. The legal system scrutinized RADAR readings due to various factors, including questions about calibration, operator training, and the conditions under which readings were taken. The rejection of evidence demonstrates how the courts were responding to the challenges presented by defense attorneys who sought to validate their clients' claims against the reliability of RADAR speed measurements. This period marked an important moment in the evolution of RADAR technology and its acceptance in legal proceedings, underscoring the need for rigorous standards and practices to ensure its effective use in law enforcement.