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(Page 61 of 124) 3/28/2014 Illinois Supreme Court: Cop Cannot Pull Over A Man Looking For A Woman Top court in Illinois rules that police must have a valid reason for stopping a motorist before asking for identification. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 3/21/2014 Indiana Court Rules Against Searching Motorists Who Leave Their Car Looking at a tail light during a traffic stop does not justify a pat down, the Indiana Court of Appeals ruled. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 3/17/2014 California Supreme Court Orders Red Light Camera Warnings California Supreme Court rules each red light camera intersection must have its own thirty-day warning period, but refuses to enforce it. Camera Enforcement / Red Light Cameras READ MORE>> 3/13/2014 Texas Judge Blocks Red Light Camera Vote In Cleveland County judge prevents voters in Cleveland, Texas from deciding whether the city should use red light cameras. Camera Enforcement / Red Light Cameras READ MORE>> 3/11/2014 Georgia Court Reminds Cops To Remember The Pretext Court of Appeals in Georgia throws out traffic stop where the reason for the infraction is dealt with within 5 seconds. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 2/24/2014 Tennessee Supreme Court Says Cops Can Ignore Sobriety Test Supreme Court of Tennessee rules that police may arrest an individual for drunk driving even after he passes all sobriety tests. Police Enforcement / Drunk Driving Laws READ MORE>> 2/21/2014 North Carolina Appeals Court Upholds Traffic Stop Without An Offense North Carolina court adopts for the first time the right of police to pull over a car by claiming concern. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

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