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Criminal

Jul. 11, 2001

Suit Tries to Stop Red-Light Photos

SAN DIEGO - A group of lawyers whose case prompted the city to shut off its 19 traffic-intersection cameras last month continued fighting pro bono Monday to effectively ban San Diego's camera-enforcement system permanently.

By Claude Walbert
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SAN DIEGO - A group of lawyers whose case prompted the city to shut off its 19 traffic-intersection cameras last month continued fighting pro bono Monday to effectively ban San Diego's camera-enforcement system permanently.
        The attorneys, represent...

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