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A San Francisco traffic commissioner on Wednesday declined to sound the death knell for the camera system that's been nabbing red-light runners in the city since 1996. Commissioner Paul Slavit disagreed with arguments by defense attorneys arguing that photos taken by unmanned cameras are inadmissible evidence. But he sided with them on two other arguments that will probably lead to dismissal of some of the hundreds of cases.
October 14, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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