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8/5/2016
Federal Court Finds Stopping At Vegetable Stand SuspiciousAn SUV with a blanket in the back at a vegetable stand is inherently suspicious, according to a federal appellate court ruling.
Pulling into a vegetable stand to buy peppers is inherently suspicious, the Second District US Court of Appeals ruled last month. The unanimous three-judge panel upheld the legitimacy of the handcuffing and search of two brothers who raised suspicion because, after stopping at a location near a border checkpoint, they had a blanket covering something in the back of their vehicle.
On the morning of August 22, 2013, Peter and Lorenzo Compton were driving their mother's green 1999 Ford Expeditio ...
8/4/2016
OPINION: The Insurance Industry Hit And RunAn analysis of the insurance industry study claiming the removal of red light cameras causes deaths.
8/3/2016
New York Fights To Save Vision Zero LawNew York City, New York court strikes down law that presumes guilt of motorists involved in conflict with pedestrians and bicyclists.
8/2/2016
Pennsylvania Study Finds Higher Speed Limits Encourage Better CompliancePennsylvania Department of Transportation finds the primary effect of increasing the speed limit to 70 MPH was greater compliance.
8/1/2016
France, Italy, UK: Speed Cameras Painted, TorchedVigilantes disable speed cameras in Scotland, France and Italy with spraypaint and fire.
