Do you want radar or laser?
Yeah, there are radar detectors that also have laser detectors, but as someone mentioned, they're usually too late unless you happen to pick up the scatter from someone in front of you being targeted, and I don't know how likely that is.
If you want to avoid a laser ticket, you might want to look into something like the Lidatek laser detector/jammer. No, I haven't used one, just heard nice things about them.
The company may either be truly concerned about safe driving or just covering their a$$e$, but the jammer only works for five (?) seconds after it gets hit by a laser. The rationale is that it gives the driver enough time to slow down to near legal speeds. This prevents him from driving at extremely excessive speeds and also from completely flouting the laser by speeding past a cop. Rather, this helps the company (and their customers) keep a low profile so that the jammers aren't immediately made illegal.
No, laser jammers are not yet illegal that I'm aware of. Because they use light (albeit an invisible part of the spectrum- and don't start picking nits about the whole electromagnetic spectrum) they are not covered by FCC regulations and I'm not sure counties/states have enacted any laser specific regulations yet. I have heard that in some places it is illegal to point a laser pointer at someone (fears of guns/rifles with laser sights, I've heard), but I don't know how well that would cover the laser jammer.
The manufacturer's recommendation is to mount the device close to the front license plate, however since the grill of the MO is so wide and reflective, you might want to use their secondary transopnder too.