Law Practice
Sep. 13, 2007
Lure of Revenue Corrupts Cities' Parking Management, Critics Say
SACRAMENTO - Christopher Bray woke up one morning to find a $45 parking ticket stuffed under the windshield wiper of his 2001 Toyota Corolla. The story would not be unusual except that Bray, a stickler for details, noticed the officer had marked on the citation that his vehicle idenfitication number was not visible, when clearly it was.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - Christopher Bray woke up one morning to find a $45 parking ticket stuffed under the windshield wiper of his 2001 Toyota Corolla.
The story would not be unusual except that Bray, a stickler for details, noticed the officer had marked on the citation that his vehicle idenfitication number was not visible, when c...
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