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Worthy et al v. The City of Phenix City, Alabama et al
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March 06, 2017
Ala. City Looks To Toss Traffic Camera Due Process Suit
An Alabama city should be able to escape a putative class action alleging that its red light cameras violate the due process rights of residents because the residents lack standing and were not subject to the due process rights granted in criminal cases, the city has argued in Alabama federal court.
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February 10, 2017
Alabama City Sued Over 'Unconstitutional' Traffic Cameras
An Alabama city and the company that installed its traffic cameras have conspired to illegally profit from constitutional and civil rights violations, a proposed class of people photographed allegedly running red lights told a federal court Wednesday.