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![]() | 2/8/2018 Tennessee Court Strikes Down Paying Lab For DUI ConvictionsAppellate court in Tennessee declares unconstitutional a law that pays state lab for each DUI conviction it generates. Labs testing blood or breath results for motorists cannot be trusted if they have a financial incentive to produce a conviction. That was the finding Tuesday of the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals, which overturned Rosemary L. Decosimo's conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI) because the state lab collects a $250 fee if the report results in a conviction.
The $250 blood alcohol or drug concentration test (BADT) fee that convicted motorists pay to the Tennessee Bureau ... | ||
![]() | 2/7/2018 Ex-Wife Wants Share Of Red Light Camera Convict PensionHearing set for claim ex-wife is entitled to share pension of Chicago, Illinois official convicted of taking red light camera bribes. | ||
![]() | 2/6/2018 Texas Appeals Court: Clean Cars Are Not SuspiciousCleanliness does not justify a traffic stop, according to a ruling by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. | ||
![]() | 2/5/2018 France, Italy, Saudi Arabia: Speed Cameras EliminatedVigilantes burned, blew up and painted speed cameras in Saudi Arabia, France and Italy last week. | ||
![]() | 2/2/2018 Federal Judge Upholds Warrantless License Plate TrackingUS district court judge rules that no warrant is needed for unlimited tracking of motorists with license plate cameras. |
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