Home >Police Enforcement > Related Items

Police Enforcement Studies and Reports Opinion Pieces and Editorial Court Cases and Opinions Breaking news Related Categories: Checkpoints and Stops Drunk Driving Laws Parking Tickets Seizure/Confiscation Speed Limits/Traps Taxes and Tolls 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

Court Cases and Opinions about Police Enforcement (Page 50 of 76) 10/24/2012 Indiana: Driving For Miles With Blinker On is Not a Crime Drivers cannot be stopped for leaving their turn signal endlessly activated. Police Enforcement / Tickets and Cash READ MORE>> 10/11/2012 New Mexico Supreme Court: Search Justified Because Passenger Dressed Like Prostitute High court in New Mexico upholds vehicle search on grounds passenger looked like a prostitute. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 9/24/2012 Florida: Court Approves Detaining Motorists at Toll Booth US Court of Appeals upholds right of toll road operators to detain drivers for using large denomination currency. Police Enforcement / Taxes and Tolls READ MORE>> 9/19/2012 Ohio: Police Cannot Stop a Motorist That Catches Their Attention Ohio Court of Appeals strikes down conviction of motorist who was stopped because he caught the attention of a police officer. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 9/13/2012 Tennessee: Officer Testimony Beats Hard Evidence in Speeding Case Court rules officer opinion on speeding more important than video backed by expert witness. Police Enforcement / Tickets and Cash READ MORE>> 9/11/2012 Ohio: Dismissed Traffic Ticket Can Still Be Prosecuted Federal judge rules the underlying offense of a dismissed traffic citation can still be used against a defendant in a separate case. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 9/5/2012 Tennessee: Improper to Arrest Someone for Passing DUI Test Tennessee Appeals Court says police cannot arrest someone who passes sobriety tests for drunk driving. Police Enforcement / Drunk Driving Laws READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

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