Perspective
Apr. 2, 2014
High court to consider admissiblity of traffic camera photos
The state Supreme Court could save each of us upwards of $500 this week, as on April 3 it will hear oral argument in People v. Goldsmith. By Patrick Santos
The state Supreme Court could save each of us upwards of $500 this week, as on April 3 it will hear oral argument in People v. Goldsmith, No. 8231678. The case deals with an issue that touches the lives of thousands of Californians every day - the automated traffic enforcement system (ATES), otherwise known as a red light camera traffic ticket.
Generally, there are two reasons why the state Supreme Court exercises its discretion...
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