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7/26/2007
Arizona Supreme Court Restricts Police Car SearchesThe Arizona Supreme Court rules that police must obtain a warrant to search a car after an arrested motorist is secured.
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled yesterday that being pulled over and arrested by police is not sufficient justification for them to start searching your automobile.
The case revolved around an August 25, 1999 incident where two Tuscon police officers who had a "tip" that drug activity took place at a certain location. Police went there and questioned Rodney Gant who opened the door of the house that was under suspicion. After leaving, the officers looked up Gant's record and found that there ...
7/26/2007
US House Votes to Ban Tolls on Pennsylvania FreewayThe US House of Representatives votes to cancel a plan by the Pennsylvania governor to add tolls to Interstate 80.
7/25/2007
New Virginia Speeding Fines Losing Support in LegislatureAs public outrage grows, more Virginia delegates are supporting a full repeal of the civil remedial fees.
7/25/2007
Raleigh, North Carolina Prepares to Dump Red Light CamerasFacing the potential of owing millions of dollars to the state school system, Raleigh, North Carolina lays the foundation for dropping red light cameras.
7/24/2007
Oregon Implements Facial Recognition on Drivers LicensesOregon begins processing motorist photographs to create a statewide biometric database.
