Red-light cameras are unconstitutional, a Broward judge has ruled. Now what?

Sun Sentinel·Mar 14

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A Broward judge has ruled that red-light cameras are unconstitutional. This ruling may have implications for the use of red-light cameras in other parts of Florida, potentially affecting enforcement statewide. The impact of the decision is still uncertain, with some outlets suggesting it could lead to the end of red-light cameras in the state.

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