Home >Police Enforcement > Related Items

Police Enforcement Studies and Reports Opinion Pieces and Editorial Court Cases and Opinions Breaking news Related Categories: Drunk Driving Laws Parking Tickets Seizure/Confiscation Speed Limits/Traps Taxes and Tolls Tickets and Cash View Main Topics: Camera Enforcement    Speed Cameras    Red Light Cameras    Revenue from Cameras    Camera Accuracy    Engineering/Signals    License Plate Readers Police Enforcement    Checkpoints and Stops    Speed Limits/Traps    Tickets and Cash    Seizure/Confiscation    Parking Tickets    Taxes and Tolls    Drunk Driving Laws Miscellaneous Issues    Miscellaneous    Hypocrisy    Bad Policy and Injustice    Propaganda    New Technologies    Privacy Issues    Year In Review The Revolt    Protests    Camera Destruction

(Page 15 of 124) 4/17/2019 Federal Court Forces Drivers To Open Their Trunk At Hardware Store Eight Circuit US Court of Appeals upholds the right of hardware store to detain and search the trunks of customer vehicles. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 4/5/2019 Virginia Judge Bans Passive Use Of License Plate Readers Fairfax County, Virginia judge to issue injunction prohibiting passive surveillance with automated license plate reader cameras. Camera Enforcement / License Plate Readers READ MORE>> 4/3/2019 Missouri: Red Light Camera Victim Wins Jury Verdict Woman arrested in St. Peters, Missouri over a red light camera ticket wins $100,000 judgment, plus legal fees. Camera Enforcement / Red Light Cameras READ MORE>> 3/27/2019 Florida Cops Held Liable For Handcuffing Alleged Speeder Federal appeals court rules Miami, Florida cops liable for abusing delivery driver accused of nothing more than speeding. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 3/19/2019 North Dakota Supremes: Drivers Can Tap On Cell Phone Screen Being seen tapping a few times on a cell phone screen does not justify a traffic stop, the North Dakota Supreme Court ruled. Police Enforcement / Tickets and Cash READ MORE>> 3/14/2019 Minnesota Supremes Limit Car Confiscation From Innocent Owners Minnesota Supreme Court imposes minor restriction on the ability of police to seize cars by requiring prompt hearings for innocent owners. Police Enforcement / Seizure/Confiscation READ MORE>> 2/27/2019 Ohio Court Declares Stopping Slightly Over The Line Illegal Stopping a few inches over the line is now a traffic violation under Ohio Court of Appeals ruling. Police Enforcement / Tickets and Cash READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

Front Page | Get Updates | Site Map | About Us | Search | TheNewspaper.com: Driving politics