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(Page 1 of 18) 11/18/09 Federal Court Bans South Carolina Christian License Plate US District Court judge strikes down as unconstituttional an I Believe license plate in South Carolina. Miscellaneous Issues / Miscellaneous READ MORE>> 10/22/09 Ohio Supreme Court Clears Anti-Speed Camera Referendum for Vote Ohio Supreme Court shuts down last ditch effort by Chillicothe mayor to block public from voting on speed cameras. Camera Enforcement / Speed Cameras READ MORE>> 10/5/09 Hawaii Supreme Court Questions Laser Speed Gun Accuracy Hawaii Supreme Court overturns appeals court decision that allowed police to use lidar without external calibration. Police Enforcement / Tickets and Cash READ MORE>> 10/3/09 California: Another Appellate Court Strikes Down Cost Neutrality San Mateo County, California appellate court joins Orange County in ruling cost neutral red light camera contracts illegal. Camera Enforcement / Red Light Cameras READ MORE>> 9/24/09 Virginia Supreme Court Restricts Search of Car Passengers Police in Virginia may no longer search vehicle passengers based on the sniffing of a drug dog. Police Enforcement / Random Checkpoints READ MORE>> 9/21/09 Massachusetts Supreme Court Strikes Down Warrantless GPS Spying Massachusetts Supreme Court ruling insists that police obtain a warrant before using GPS devices to spy on motorists. Miscellaneous Issues / Privacy Issues READ MORE>> 9/17/09 Washington Supreme Court Upholds Forced DUI Blood Draws Washington State Supreme Court allows forced blood draws from anyone accused of drunk driving. Police Enforcement / Drunk Driving Laws READ MORE>> Next Page

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