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2/20/2012
Arizona Considers Restoring Jury Trials for DUIArizona legislative committee votes to advance bill restoring right to jury trial for first-time drunk-driving defendants.
Since the beginning of the year, certain motorists charged with driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI) lost their right to a trial by jury in the state of Arizona. A bill signed into law by Governor Jan Brewer (R) on April 29, 2011 rewrote the DUI statute so that only hardcore offenders with previous convictions or "extreme" blood alcohol content readings had the benefit of having their case heard by a jury of their peers, even though the first-time accused faced the prospect of spending s ...
2/19/2012
Speed Cameras Growing Unpopular in Saudi ArabiaPublic dissatisfaction with speed cameras grows in Saudi Arabia as systems issue six tickets per minute.
2/17/2012
White House Doubles Spending on Mass TransitPresident proposes to double the money spent on trains, trolleys and subways.
2/16/2012
Washington Appeals Court: Automobile Safes Are Off LimitsWashington Court of Appeals rules unconstitutional a warrantless search of locked containers in a trunk.
2/15/2012
US House Considers Transportation PrioritiesFederal transportation funding proposal discourages speed cameras and trolleys, encourages toll roads.
