California Bans “Pay to Play” Traffic Fine Policies
California motorists who wish to contest their traffic tickets will no longer be forced to pay the fines before doing so, state court leaders ruled Monday.
California motorists who wish to contest their traffic tickets will no longer be forced to pay the fines before doing so, state court leaders ruled Monday.
Tuesday’s decision paves the way for counties such as San Francisco, Santa Clara, and San Mateo which are considering similar ordinances of their own.
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"We take worker safety very seriously," said Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey.