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![]() | 4/6/2018 Tennessee: Judge Questions License Suspension LegalityFederal judge cites right to drive as a reason to certify class action against Tennessee law revoking driving licenses over unpaid debt. A federal judge last week suggested she was likely to strike down a Tennessee law allowing driver's licenses to be revoked for financial reasons. For the past seven years the state has pulled the right to drive away from anyone failing to pay court debt -- whether arising from an unpaid speeding ticket or court costs that have nothing to do with driving.
Since the enactment of this debt collection statute, 146,211 motorists have lost their licenses, only seven percent of whom had their right ... | ||
![]() | 4/5/2018 Second Guilty Plea In Texas School Bus Camera Bribery ScandalFormer superintendent for Dallas County Schools to plead guilty to federal bribery charges related to school bus camera system. | ||
![]() | 4/4/2018 Texas Lobbyist Kills Camera Ban With Family TiesActivist group alleges red light camera industry lobbyist hid connection to state representative in killing photo enforcement ban. | ||
![]() | 4/3/2018 Pennsylvania Supreme Court Fines Toll Road $3.2 MillionWhistleblower who exposed pay-to-play corruption at Pennsylvania toll road wins $3.2 million final judgment. | ||
![]() | 4/2/2018 Rhode Island, France, Italy, UK: Speed Cameras Out Of ActionSpeed cameras took a beating last week in both the United States and Europe. |
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