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![]() | 3/14/2019 Minnesota Supremes Limit Car Confiscation From Innocent OwnersMinnesota Supreme Court imposes minor restriction on the ability of police to seize cars by requiring prompt hearings for innocent owners. To save the Minnesota law that authorizes police to confiscate cars from drunk driving suspects, the state Supreme Court on Wednesday declared that police could not take cars from innocent owners any longer. That was what happened to the white 1999 Lexus RX300 SUV, which was seized by the Shakopee police on October 7, 2015, because its driver, Megan Olson, was pulled over under the suspicion that she had been driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI), something that had happened on three prev ... | ||
![]() | 3/13/2019 Audit Finds Federal Toll Road Oversight InsufficientThe inspector general for the US Department of Transportation finds serious weakness in the federal oversight of taxpayer-funded toll road projects. | ||
![]() | 3/12/2019 Ohio House Votes To Withhold Speed Camera CashHouse-passed Ohio transportation funding bill would withhold some state cash from big cities that use speed cameras. | ||
![]() | 3/11/2019 France, Italy, UK: Speed Camera Destruction RoundupAnti-speed camera actions continued throughout England, France, Italy and Luxembourg last week. | ||
![]() | 3/8/2019 California: Innocent Driver Sues Over License Plate Camera ArrestA privacy advocate sues California cops after he and his brother are arrested at gunpoint because of a mistaken license plate camera hit. |
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