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5/26/2005
South Africa: High Court Rules Against Car SeizuresSouth Africa's Port Elizabeth High Court rejects the increasingly popular tactic of seizing cars without due process.
Although many U.S. states have turned to car seizure without due process as a form of punishment -- Florida recently passed legislation allowing seizure of cars used in "racing" -- the Port Elizabeth High Court ruled yesterday that the practice was unlawful. The government had seized the vehicles of five motorists charged with drunk driving, even though they had not been convicted of any crime.
U.S. courts get around due process concerns by allowing proceedings ...
5/26/2005
National 'Click it or Ticket' Motorist Harassment UnderwayMillions to be stopped on busy holiday weekend during high-profile 'zero tolerance' seat belt campaign.
5/26/2005
2002: Baltimore Judge's Report on Red Light CamerasA full copy of a report by Maryland Judge Keith E. Mathews on red light cameras in Baltimore.
5/25/2005
UK: Simultaneous Tickets Prove Meter Maid CheatingA man would have to be in two places at once if tickets from Islington, UK are accurate.
5/25/2005
DC Plans Another Massive Camera ExpansionNew $12.2 million photo enforcement contract set to boost the $136 million the District has already generated.
