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Court Cases and Opinions about Police Enforcement (Page 24 of 76) 9/30/2016 North Carolina: Traffic Stop Must Be Based On An Actual Violation Of Law Court of Appeals in North Carolina rejects traffic stop based on an unreasonable interpretation of state law. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 9/7/2016 Virginia Judge Overturns Bogus Toll Road Fine Fairfax County, Virginia court slams Dulles Toll Road for insisting E-ZPass user must pay $8334 over $26 in tolls that failed to register. Police Enforcement / Taxes and Tolls READ MORE>> 8/26/2016 Appellate Court Rules Colorado Plates Not Suspicious Tenth Circuit US Court of Appeals slams Kansas cops for pulling over motorists with Colorado Plates. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 8/25/2016 Texas: Dashcam Video Undermines Police Account Of Traffic Stop Drug dealer escapes punishment after dashcam video disproves traffic stop justification of a Texas deputy. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 8/16/2016 New York: Court Declares Toll Diversion Illegal Federal judge finds New York toll road system violated the constitution by using motorist funds to subsidize recreational facilities. Police Enforcement / Taxes and Tolls READ MORE>> 8/5/2016 Federal Court Finds Stopping At Vegetable Stand Suspicious An SUV with a blanket in the back at a vegetable stand is inherently suspicious, according to a federal appellate court ruling. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 8/3/2016 New York Fights To Save Vision Zero Law New York City, New York court strikes down law that presumes guilt of motorists involved in conflict with pedestrians and bicyclists. Police Enforcement / Tickets and Cash READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

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