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All Items about Miscellaneous Issues (Page 37 of 71) 11/17/07 New Mexico Town Fights Albuquerque Over Red Light Camera Ticket Los Lunas, New Mexico sues Albuquerque after its police chief gets a red light camera ticket. Miscellaneous Issues / Hypocrisy READ MORE>> 11/10/07 UK Police Chief Cleared After Traumatizing Crash Victim Family UK Independent Police Complaints Commission report clears North Wales police chief of wrong-doing in exploiting gruesome crash victim photos. Miscellaneous Issues / Privacy Issues READ MORE>> 11/7/07 Indiana to Revoke Driving Licenses Over Database Errors Hundreds of thousands of Indiana motorists could lose their driving license over database errors. Miscellaneous Issues / Privacy Issues READ MORE>> 11/7/07 New Jersey Appeals Court Penalizes Motorist for Anti-Dealership Slogan An Edison, New Jersey Mercedes dealer wins lawsuit against disgruntled motorist with anti-dealership slogan on his vehicle. Miscellaneous Issues / Miscellaneous READ MORE>> 11/2/07 Federal Driver Database Filled with Security Holes A Department of Transportation Inspector General report finds national driver license database filled with security holes that threaten privacy. Miscellaneous Issues / Privacy Issues READ MORE>> 11/1/07 Texas DOT Used Unlicensed Drivers for Medical Transport Texas Department of Transportation used criminals and unlicensed drivers to transport patients to hospitals and medical appointments. Miscellaneous Issues / Hypocrisy READ MORE>> 10/31/07 UK: Speed Camera Chief May Lose License to Drive The number one traffic police chief in the UK was photographed exceeding the speed limit by 30 MPH. Miscellaneous Issues / Hypocrisy READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

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