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9/30/2016
North Carolina: Traffic Stop Must Be Based On An Actual Violation Of LawCourt of Appeals in North Carolina rejects traffic stop based on an unreasonable interpretation of state law.
Two years ago, the US Supreme Court upheld a traffic stop in which the motorist had done nothing wrong. The justices ruled that as long as the officer's mistake was "reasonable," the stop would be considered valid (view case). In its first opportunity to test the boundaries of this principle last week, the North Carolina Court of Appeals on Tuesday threw out the charges against Antwon Leerandall Eldridge.
On June 12, 2014, Eldridge was driving on US Highway 421 ...
9/29/2016
Virginia: Group Seeks Sanctions Against Unauthorized Speed Camera UseNational Motorists Association files complaint against insurance industry group for unlawful deployment of speed cameras on Virginia highways.
9/28/2016
Researchers Find Speed Cameras Vulnerable To HackingComputer security firm exposes the ease with which speed cameras and red light cameras can be compromised over the Internet.
9/27/2016
New Jersey Bridgegate Trial Turns Congestion Into A CrimeCreating congestion for political payback is charged as a federal crime in New Jersey Bridgegate trial.
9/26/2016
France, Italy: Acts Of God, Spraypaint Disables CamerasUnpopular Italian speed camera destroyed by lightning. French radars are disabled with spraypaint.
