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(Page 50 of 124) 5/1/2015 New Jersey Cops May Not Order Passengers Out Of Car Appellate court in New Jersey finds a cop erred by ordering a passenger to get out of the car without probable cause. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 4/22/2015 US Supreme Court Limits Drug Dog Use In Traffic Stops A divided US Supreme Court ordered police not to drag out traffic stops to help perform warrantless searches for drugs. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 4/16/2015 Idaho Limits Forced Blood Draws From Motorists Idaho Appeals Court rejects warrantless, forced blood draws from motorists. Police Enforcement / Drunk Driving Laws READ MORE>> 4/10/2015 Texas Supreme Court Rejects Red Light Camera Arguments Texas Supreme Court refuses to block anti-camera election in Arlington, orders disclosure of camera related accident data in Houston. Camera Enforcement / Red Light Cameras READ MORE>> 4/8/2015 New York High Court Allows Cops To Be Wrong About The Law Ignorance of the law is only an excuse for police officers, according to a ruling by the highest court in the state. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 4/7/2015 Federal Appeals Court Rules A Lane Change Is Not A Turn Fifth Circuit US Court of Appeals rules that motorists do not need to signal 100 feet before changing lanes. Police Enforcement / Tickets and Cash READ MORE>> 4/1/2015 Georgia Supreme Court Questions Implied Consent Law Blood draws under the Georgia implied consent DUI law could be suppressed under a state Supreme Court ruling. Police Enforcement / Drunk Driving Laws READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

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