A magistrate may infer that a police officer is qualified by training and experience to operate a radar speed analyser from evidence of lengthy service (30 years), extended time in the traffic division (10 years), and frequent use of the device over an extended period (since 1986), even without direct evidence of formal training courses. The third Wigmore proposition does not require proof of formal training where extensive practical experience is established.
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