Added 1-15-15

2015 Court of Appeal Decision - People (Riverside) v. Rek--

  This case involved a right turn ticket where the turn was not controlled by a green arrow and where the City claimed that the yellow for the through traffic met the minimum requirement but the defendant's expert witness showed it to be slightly too short.

This decision was published.

  The general issue of which decisions get published, and which don't, is under study.  See nonpublication.com for more information.

Click on these links for the documents in the Rek-- appeal (chronological order):

  5-7-13:  Defendant's Motion to Exclude Evidence, and Declaration of Expert
9-5-13:  Defendant's Opening Brief in Appellate Division
12-4-13:  Defendant's Request for Transfer to District Court of Appeal
3-7-14:  Defendant's Opening Brief in Appellate Division (see link above) is Deemed His Opening Brief in the Court of Appeal
6-5-14:  City's Motion to Augment the Record
6-6-14:  City's Response Brief
7-8-14:  Defendant's Reply Brief 
1-8-15:  Decision by District Court of Appeal
Article by The Recorder
Article by MetNews
1-27-15:  RedFlex Request for Depublication
2-5-15:  Defendant's Opposition to Request for Depublication
3-25-15:  The Supreme Court ordered: 
"The requests for an order directing depublication of the opinion in the above-entitled appeal are denied. The court declines to review this matter on its own motion. The matter is now final."

These materials may be freely copied and distributed, so long as credit is given to highwayrobbery.net .

---------------------------------
RED LIGHT CAMERAS
www.highwayrobbery.net
www.highwayrobbery.net