A challenge to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement's oversight of breath test equipment failed to sway the Fourth District Court of Appeal. In a second case, the court upheld the dismissal of a red light camera ticket.
October 22, 2014 at 04:00 PM
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A mass challenge to Florida Department of Law Enforcement oversight of breath-test equipment failed to sway the Fourth District Court of Appeal on Wednesday.
In a second opinion, the court rejected a city’s handling of fines for red-light camera tickets.
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