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1/10/2020 US Supreme Court Takes Up Motorist Shooting CaseHigh court to decide whether it is ok to shoot innocent motorists as long as they are not killed right away. The US Supreme Court is poised to decide whether police can be held accountable for shooting an innocent motorist. The high court justices agreed to take up the case of Roxanne Torres, who was shot twice by Albuquerque, New Mexico police as she sat in her Toyota in an apartment parking lot on July 15, 2014, after having dropped off a friend.
Four New Mexico state police officers had staked out the area, hoping to serve a warrant on Kayenta Jackson. Officers Janice Madrid and Richard Williamso ... | |||
1/9/2020 Iowa Supreme Court Rejects Speed Camera TransparencyIowa Supreme Court declares speed camera tickets are not driving violations to avoid naming individuals immune from receiving photo citations. | |||
1/7/2020 Illinois Comptroller Makes Photo Ticket Payment OptionalCiting red light camera corruption, Illinois comptroller refuses to garnish tax refunds to help municipalities collect unpaid photo tickets. | |||
1/6/2020 DC, France, Malta: Automated Ticketing Machines DownedAccidents and vigilante action took out speed cameras in Washington DC, France and Malta last week. | |||
1/3/2020 Special Interest Groups Push Repeal Of Federal Speed Camera Funding BanGroups that make money from speed cameras want Congress to repeal a ban on taxpayer subsidies for photo radar companies. |
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