Legal effect of red-light cameras awaits implementation

Defense attorneys in Kansas City have concerns and questions about red-light cameras soon to be installed on city streets. Using the cameras to capture violators seems to put the burden of proof on the defendant, instead of on the city, Aimee Gromowsky, defense attorney, said. If a driver runs a red light, he receives a ...

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Legal effect of red-light cameras awaits implementation

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