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![]() | 8/24/2016 Tennessee Attorney General Reverses Course On Red Light CamerasTennessee attorney general flip flops on the issue of whether red light camera companies can review tickets under state law. In a blockbuster ruling last month, Tennessee Attorney General Herbert H. Slatery III held that private companies could not review red light camera images under state law. As every photo ticketing program in the United States outsources ticket review to private contractors, the opinion effectively outlawed camera enforcement in the Volunteer State. On Monday, Slatery backed off after receiving a request from state Senator Jim Tracy (R-Shelbyville), a major booster of automated ticketing.
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![]() | 8/23/2016 Texas: Failed Toll Road Divvies Up OwnershipInstead of reverting to the public, bankrupt Texas toll road retains management under new ownership. | ||
![]() | 8/22/2016 France, Luxembourg, Sweden: Speed Cameras AttackedSpraypaint, tar and fireworks put several European speed cameras out of commission last week. | ||
![]() | 8/19/2016 Federal Judge Refuses To Dismiss Redflex Bribe CaseUS district judge denies motion to set aside jury verdict in Redflex corruption trial. | ||
![]() | 8/18/2016 Texas: Camera Company Lawyer Embraces Ballot Referendum ReformRed light camera company lawyer calls for reform of the ballot initiative process in Texas. |
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