HOUSTON -- The election that overturned Houston's red-light cameras was invalid, a federal judge ruled Friday.
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List Of Red-Light Cameras
Judge's Summary Judgment
SURVEY: Should Houston's red-light cameras be turned back on?
U.S. District Judge Lynn Hughes said that the issue as presented on the November ballot violated Houston's city charter covering the repeal of an ordinance.Fifty-three percent voted against Proposition 3 in the Nov. 2 election. The measure forced the city to stop issuing tickets for those caught by the red-light cameras.Houston had installed more than 70 cameras at intersections that were deemed "dangerous."The city of Houston went to court, claiming it had the right to keep the cameras.Hughes agreed and said the city can keep the red-light cameras, or the city has the option of paying the company the extent of the contract.
Judge Rules Red-Light Camera Election 'Invalid' - Houston News Story - KPRC Houston
Video: Judge Rules Red-Light Vote Was Too Late | Video: Judge Rules Against Vote
List Of Red-Light Cameras
Judge's Summary Judgment
SURVEY: Should Houston's red-light cameras be turned back on?
U.S. District Judge Lynn Hughes said that the issue as presented on the November ballot violated Houston's city charter covering the repeal of an ordinance.Fifty-three percent voted against Proposition 3 in the Nov. 2 election. The measure forced the city to stop issuing tickets for those caught by the red-light cameras.Houston had installed more than 70 cameras at intersections that were deemed "dangerous."The city of Houston went to court, claiming it had the right to keep the cameras.Hughes agreed and said the city can keep the red-light cameras, or the city has the option of paying the company the extent of the contract.
Judge Rules Red-Light Camera Election 'Invalid' - Houston News Story - KPRC Houston