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![]() | 5/12/2016 Federal Appeals Court Upholds Iphone Translation For Search ConsentSeventh Circuit US Court of Appeals rules an iPhone translation app is good enough to ask for consent to search a vehicle. A police officer can use the iPhone's iTranslate app to obtain a motorist's consent for an automobile search under a ruling handed down last month by the Seventh Circuit US Court of Appeals. A unanimous three-judge panel decided that the app's translation was close enough to accurate to uphold the legitimacy of the traffic stop and search that ended up in the conviction of Pavel Leiva for credit card fraud.
Leiva is a Florida resident from Cuba who only speaks Spanish. On June 26, 2013, he wa ... | ||
![]() | 5/11/2016 Federal Appeals Court Rescues Red Light Camera ChallengeFifth Circuit US Court of Appeals rejects the attempt of photo ticketing companies to transfer a challenge to federal court. | ||
![]() | 5/10/2016 Texas Town Saves Red Light Camera ContractJersey Village, Texas red light camera program survives by 310 votes. | ||
![]() | 5/9/2016 France, Italy: Speed Cameras Pushed, PaintedSpraypaint and forced are used to take out three speed cameras in France and Italy. | ||
![]() | 5/6/2016 Pennsylvania Plans On Dumping Auto Registration StickersDispute over license plate registration stickers exposes legislative intent. |
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