California Supreme Court
Jun. 7, 2014
Red light cameras get approval by state Supreme Court
In a rare decision on traffic matters, the state Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that automatic photo systems used at red lights provide sufficient evidence to show a defendant broke the law.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In a rare decision on traffic matters, the state Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that automatic photo systems used at red lights provide sufficient evidence to show a defendant broke the law.
It is the first decision by the state's highest court on red light cameras, and it is the first decision on a traffic case since 1979, attorneys say. People v. Goldsmith, DJ DAR 7139.
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