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![]() | 11/19/2019 California Court Upholds Warrantless GoPro SeizureCalifornia Court of Appeal upholds taking the GoPro from a car involved in an accident. California cops may grab your dashcam video without first obtaining a warrant under a state Court of Appeal ruling published last week. A three-judge panel considered the case of motorist Robert Kien Tran, 39, who was driving his Volkswagen Golf on Palomar Mountain Road on November 6, 2016. This twisty route in San Diego County is a favorite for motorcyclists and car enthusiasts, so Tran had GoPro cameras recording his ascent from both the front and rear of the Golf.
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![]() | 11/18/2019 France, Italy: Photo Radar Devices Trashed, BurnedA speed camera in Italy is turned into a trash can while French cameras are painted, bashed and burned. | ||
![]() | 11/15/2019 Speed Camera Firm Boasts Of Improved ProfitsDebt-laden speed camera and tolling firm Verra Mobility outlines its plan to raise cash from motorists and investors. | ||
![]() | 11/14/2019 Indiana Supreme Court Considers Whether Removing GPS Tracker Is A CrimeJustices on the Indiana Supreme Court wonder whether removing a secretly installed GPS tracker from your car constitutes theft. | ||
![]() | 11/13/2019 Ohio City Challenged For Ignoring Speed Camera LawOhio Supreme Court entertains direct challenge to the legality of Toledo speed camera administrative hearings. |
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