Or in particular, the state of Arizona.
A report in the Daily Telegraph reveals that in Arizona, the citizens of the state are upholding fine American Republican Principles.
They are refusing to accept the installation and use of fixed speed cameras, which they have declared to be "unconstitutional".
I agree, they should be "unconstitutional in England too - and in France!
As far as I am aware, the speed camera was the second instance of a penalty being imposed without the right to plead mitigation (the parking ticket was, I suppose, the first).
A company called Redflex, which has installed the cameras, is apparently "under financial pressure" owing to widespread refusal to pay the fines. Good, I hope they go bankrupt in the biggest possible way - and soon!
A bientôt
A report in the Daily Telegraph reveals that in Arizona, the citizens of the state are upholding fine American Republican Principles.
They are refusing to accept the installation and use of fixed speed cameras, which they have declared to be "unconstitutional".
I agree, they should be "unconstitutional in England too - and in France!
As far as I am aware, the speed camera was the second instance of a penalty being imposed without the right to plead mitigation (the parking ticket was, I suppose, the first).
A company called Redflex, which has installed the cameras, is apparently "under financial pressure" owing to widespread refusal to pay the fines. Good, I hope they go bankrupt in the biggest possible way - and soon!
A bientôt
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