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5/19/2017
Federal Judge Declares Wrecked Car To Be MobileFederal judge rules a car stuck inside a building is mobile for the purposes of searching it without a warrant.
Courts frequently turn to legal fictions to ease the burden of prosecuting suspects who assert their constitutional rights. Civil forfeiture, for instance, allows police to confiscate cars and cash by pretending to charge inanimate objects, not suspects, with a crime. A federal judge earlier this month created a new example of fiction when he declared an SUV that had been driven through a building to be "readily mobile."
A 2013 Kia Sorrento rental SUV had left a gaping hole in a Verizon Wirel ...
5/18/2017
UK Report Finds Variable Speed Limits DangerousSurvey finds UK variable speed limits generated up to $681 million in speed camera revenue by confusing drivers.
5/17/2017
Baltimore, Maryland Restarts Faulty Traffic Camera SystemNew photo ticketing program in Baltimore, Maryland mostly run by team responsible for past failure.
5/16/2017
UK Cameras Ticket Cars Based On Where They DriveLicense plate camera tracks motorists in Cambridge, England, and issues fines to motorists based on whether they belong on a certain road.
5/15/2017
Italy, Saudi Arabia: Speed Cams Taken Out By Gunfire, AccidentsSpeed camera causes injury accident in Italy while Saudis use guns to thwart automated ticketing.
