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12/23/2004 Beaverton Backs Off Slightly on Snitching RequirementBeaverton, Oregon backs off its requirment for ticket recipients to rat out the actual driver.  In the wake of bad publicity surrounding legal challenges, the city of Beaverton, Oregon has relented on its requirement that anyone receiving a camera ticket must snitch on the actual driver if it wasn't them. They do, however, still require challengers to go through the hassle of the court system -- in violation of Oregon law, according to the legislature's senior counsel.Article Excerpt: Hannah R. Mills, senior staff attorney for the legislative counsel, agreed.Source: Beaverton eases up on photo radar, ticketing (The Oregonian, 12/23/2004) Regional News: Other news about Beaverton, Oregon Permanent Link for this item Return to Front Page |
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