Casey W. Raskob: Five solid reasons to ban traffic-enforcement cameras

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Cameras don’t enforce the law; they just send a bill.

When a motorist violates a law and is stopped by a police officer, important things happen. The motorist is physically stopped. The officer inquires. The registration of the vehicle is checked, the driver’s license run, and the proof of insurance produced.

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