HAMILTON, Ohio – A judge Tuesday ordered a southwest Ohio village to stop using speeding cameras and said they're being used to violate motorists' rights to due process, in the latest ruling against automatic traffic enforcement around the state.
Butler County Common Pleas Judge Michael J. Sage also approved class action status, meaning thousands of drivers potentially could seek refunds from the village of New Miami.
It was estimated in court Tuesday that more than $1 million has been collected from more than 10,000 drivers, although some may have been ticketed multiple times. An attorney for the village said an appeal was likely. The village had contended it had the right under state law to use the cameras to ticket motorists, with a compelling interest for safety.
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How do we get them to rule on the ones here?
ReplyDeletealways throw that buzzword 'safety' in there somewhere
ReplyDeleteFor starters,STFD.
ReplyDeleteGet ready Salisbury its going to hurt when the city has to shut down the cash cows and refund all the money.
ReplyDeleteyou will never see a refund
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