technicalUnited States · Arizona (Statewide)Difficulty: Easy
Photo Citation Fails To Identify The Driver
An Arizona photo-enforcement citation runs against the driver, who must be identifiable. Where the photograph does not clearly show the driver's face, identity is not established and the citation is contestable on that basis.
Legal basis
A.R.S. 28-1602 (photo enforcement; identity of the driver; no duty to self-identify).
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