Via the BB Submitterator, reader ReverendFaux says "An Orlando judge has ruled that the traffic cameras that issued nearly half a million tickets were and are illegal. The ruling is facing both praise and criticism, but is definitely an effort to protect people's privacy while out in public." Looks like the ruling may even mean cash reimbursements for those who paid tickets!
Orlando rules against traffic-cams (those who paid tickets may get refunds!)
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