Attorneys for the cities of Aventura and Orlando appeared to make little headway defending their red light camera ordinances before the Florida Supreme Court.
November 08, 2013 at 04:00 PM
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Attorneys for the cities of Aventura and Orlando appeared to make little headway defending their red light camera ordinances before the Florida Supreme Court.
Attorneys for the cities of Aventura and Orlando appeared to get little sympathy Thursday from the Florida Supreme Court on their arguments that they may enforce red light camera fines under a system that parallels but is not the same as state law.
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