Court says not
so fast with those red-light camera tickets - Big changes could
be coming to cities with red-light cameras after a Florida District Court of
Appeals judge said it’s illegal for camera operators to issue citations to
drivers.
SMILE: A Florida driver who challenged his red-light camera
ticket won’t have to pay the fine. “In Florida, only law enforcement officers
and traffic enforcement officers have the legal authority to issue citations
for traffic infractions, which means only law enforcement officers and traffic
enforcement officers are entitled to determine who gets prosecuted for a red
light violation,” the ruling read. The program works like this: Cameras
installed at traffic signals snap photos and are examined by the camera’s owner
— not law enforcement — to determine whether a violation occurred. A citation
is sent to the alleged violator. The driver has 60 days to appeal the ticket
before it’s converted into a fine, just like any other citation issued by law
enforcement officers…..
Obama program
puts noncitizens on voter rolls - With early voting starting
Thursday, North Carolina’s election board found 154 ineligible voters on its
poll lists — and officials are examining thousands more questionable
registrations. The illegal immigrants landed on the state’s voter rolls,
courtesy of the Obama administration’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. The State
Board of Elections said late Tuesday that more than 9,000 additional voters’
names are being checked for legal status. They do not expect to finish checking
before early voting starts Thursday…..
Taxpayers
stripped of $117,521 for naked hippie commune researchs - Americans
will soon get the full monty on the hippie commune movement that invaded
Vermont in the 1970s, thanks to a federal grant from the Institute of Museum
and Library Services.The taxpayer-funded historical project about oft-nude,
drug-addled drifter colonies earned a No. 16 ranking in the 2014 Wastebook
report on wasteful government spending. ….
North Dakota has
almost 3 job openings for every unemployed person - The latest
unemployment figures from North Dakota paint a familiar picture for citizens of
the oil-rich state. A rock-bottom unemployment rate, and far more jobs than
available workers, have become common themes. “The nation’s seasonally adjusted
unemployment rate was 5.9 percent for September, a slight decrease from prior
month,” a Tuesday press release from North Dakota Job Service states. “The
seasonally adjusted rate for North Dakota was 2.8 percent in September,
unchanged over the month and year.”….
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