Carscoops

A Judge’s Decision Just Made Cities Panic Over What Their Cameras Recorded

Across the United States, thousands of automated license plate readers quietly watch the roads. Some ride along in police cruisers, others perch on telephone poles or hang above intersections, clicking away as cars glide past. They record everything in ...
Los Angeles Times

Inglewood Police Department ‘systematically’ violated state public records law, judge rules

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The Inglewood Police Department “systematically” violated state public records laws by disregarding requests for documents related to police misconduct, including ...
Lehigh Valley Live

Judge backs Lehigh Valley news outlets, orders records be made public in high-profile drug case

Represented by the Reporters Committee For Freedom of the Press, the media groups, including lehighvalleylive.com, argued the court was violating the First Amendment and the Pennsylvania Constitution by keeping the records secret.
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Judge blasts Inglewood lieutenant, city clerk's office in police records ruling

INGLEWOOD – A judge has ordered the Inglewood Police Department to publish certain police records on the City’s website in a ruling in favor of an organization who sought its release. The lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in ...
Seattle Times

WA cities reconsider Flock traffic cameras as judge rules their data is public

Jurisdictions across Washington, including Redmond, Lynnwood and Skamania County have turned off their Flock Safety license-plate-reading surveillance cameras or delayed implementing them, as officials and residents express concerns about who can access ...
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