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6/10/2016
Texas Appeals Court Rejects Challenge To Implied Consent LawBeing penalized for saying no to a breath test is not a First Amendment violation, Texas Court of Appeals rules.
Requiring motorists to undergo a breath test at a a police officer's request does not offend due process or the constitution, according to a ruling handed down last week by the Texas Court of Appeals. A three-judge panel weighed five arguments John Andrew Rankin posed in a failed attempt to strike down the state's implied consent statute.
Rankin had been pulled over by McAllen Police Officer Luis Villarreal on July 19, 2014, and during the stop the officer noticed signs of intoxication. Offic ...
6/9/2016
Redflex Lobbyist Sentenced In Ohio Bribery ScandalJohn Raphael, a former Redflex lobbyist, will spend 15 months in jail for his role in a red light camera bribery conspiracy.
6/8/2016
Colorado Residents Fight To Save Anti-Camera ReferendumLawsuit filed in county court to force Sheridan, Colorado to allow a public vote on the use of red light and speed cameras.
6/7/2016
Washington: Signature Drive On New Pro-Car Ballot MeasureProposed Washington state ballot measure would ban high occupancy toll lane projects, per-mile taxes and lower registration fees back to $30.
6/6/2016
France, UK: Flood, Fire and Paint Disables Speed CamerasFlooding, fires and cans of spraypaint take several speed cameras out of service in England and France.
