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![]() | 9/23/2021 Michigan: Federal Judge Approves Traffic Stop Based On Inaccurate Database InfoFederal judge validates traffic stops based solely on insurance information in a database that may be two weeks out of date. By Richard Diamond
A database that might have as many as 730,000 faulty records is good enough for conducting a traffic stop in Michigan, a federal judge ruled last week. US District Judge Stephanie Dawkins Davis found that even if the state's motor vehicle database was only 90 percent, that is sufficient for the Michigan State Police to conduct a traffic stop over an expired insurance policy.
On September 8, 2020, Anthony D. Stone left the Economy Motel in a blac ... | ||
![]() | 9/20/2021 Illinois, Italy, France, Germany: Speed Cameras Slammed, SwipedVigilantes around the world last week took out a handful of speed cameras. | ||
![]() | 9/15/2021 Argentina: Court Sentences Mayor For Forging Speed Camera TicketsSmall city mayor in Cordoba, Argentina, convicted by jury of forging speed camera tickets. | ||
![]() | 9/13/2021 France, Germany, Spain, UK: Speed Cameras AttackedSeveral speed cameras were knocked out of service across Europe last week. | ||
![]() | 9/9/2021 Ohio Supreme Court Takes Up Another Photo Ticketing CaseOhio Supreme Court justices express skepticism at effort by Cleveland to avoid repaying illegally issued red light and speed camera tickets. |
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