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Lawsuit Filed Against the City of Chicago for Running “School” Safety Cameras on Non-School Days

A lawsuit was filed against the City of Chicago seeking a refund of fines paid by motorists who were issued automated speed camera violations in school safety zones on non-school days, including during this past summer break.

Jan 12, 2015

by Zolna Swetland

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A lawsuit was filed by Attorney Jacie Zolna against the City of Chicago seeking a refund of fines paid by motorists who were issued automated speed camera violations in school safety zones on non-school days, including during this past summer break. The lawsuit also seeks to have the City void all warning and violations issued during non-school days.

Click here to view the WGN report on the lawsuit and here to read the story in the Chicago Sun Times. Listen to the WBBM radio coverage by clicking here.

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Lawsuit Filed Against the City of Chicago for Running “School” Safety Cameras on Non-School Days

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