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Court Cases and Opinions about Police Enforcement (Page 58 of 76) 9/5/2011 Federal Court: Traffic Stop Does Not Justify Home Entry Tenth Circuit US Court of Appeals rules a police officer cannot enter a home over a minor traffic violation. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 8/30/2011 California: Court Blasts Beatdown Over Seat Belt Infraction Federal appeals court questions police beating of California motorist armed only with a vegetable. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 8/26/2011 Kentucky: Federal Court Allows Suit Against Cop Who Rammed Motorcyclist Federal appeals court rules cop can be sued for ramming motorcyclist over a speeding ticket. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 8/12/2011 Texas Appeals Court: Driver Has No Right to Dashcam Video Texas Court of Appeals sides with police officer claiming dashboard camera video of traffic stop does not exist. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 8/1/2011 Federal Court OKs Personal Information on Parking Tickets US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit finds no problem with displaying personal information on parking tickets. Police Enforcement / Parking Tickets READ MORE>> 7/25/2011 Wisconsin Appeals Court Makes Cautious Driving a Crime Two unexplained stops at an intersection is sufficient cause for a traffic stop according to Wisconsin appellate decision. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 7/21/2011 Pennsylvania Court Hides Free Rides for Toll Collectors Pennsylvania court rules the public has no right to know about the free use of toll roads by public employees. Police Enforcement / Taxes and Tolls READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

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