Well it will depend upon how long you stopped. I believe the law is written such that you have to wait at a stop light long enough to determine that the light is actuated and that it is responding to your presence. The length of time will vary as well as other factors. If you just paused your probably going to loose, but if you can make the case that you waited long enough at that point or that you had prior experience with the signal to know that it doesn't actuate from the presence of a bicycle you didn't actually brake the law...

Your success will depend upon how truthful you are, how well spoken, and whether the cop lies on stand.