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![]() | 2/23/2018 Kentucky Supreme Court Endorses License Plate Camera TrackingKentucky police can use cameras to track motorists without a warrant under a state Supreme Court ruling handed down last week. The Kentucky Supreme Court declared last week that police need not bother applying for a warrant before tracking motorists with automated license plate readers (ALPR, also known as ANPR in Europe). The justices took up the issue in the case of Gregory Traft, who was stopped in Boone County on September 11, 2012, because his license plate triggered an alert from the patrol car's automated camera system.
Traft had a warrant out for his arrest for failing to appear in court on the charge that he ... | ||
![]() | 2/22/2018 Georgia Court OKs Cutting Through Gas Station To Avoid Traffic SignalsAppellate court makes clear that cutting through parking lots to avoid traffic lights is legal in Georgia. | ||
![]() | 2/21/2018 New York: Lawsuit Seeks Speed Camera Ticket RefundNew York lawyer files suit to force refund of New York City speed camera tickets over failure to file required documents with the court. | ||
![]() | 2/20/2018 Michigan Repeals Speeding Ticket TaxMichigan repeals driver responsibility program and forgives all outstanding debt. | ||
![]() | 2/19/2018 France: Anti-Camera Protests Grow, Speed Cameras DisabledThousands of French motorcyclists and motorists took to the streets to protest against lowered speed limits and photo radar enforcement. |
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