Tech stocks taking a pause this morning. No love for the electric vehicles this week, either then there is the tech eco systems. A new Software Brand storming the castle of apples app store. Huge announcements ahead as besos and Company Refresh their Consumer Device lineup what to expect from alexa and amazons ai. Well have that here on squawk alley. Were going to begin this morning with that story on the Apple App Store challenge as Companies Like spotify, epic games, and match group join together to create a coalition for app fairness casey newton of the verge for now, at least, joins us this morning fresh off of announcing he will start his own newsletter called platformer. Give us a little preview, and congratulations, its almost like a labor union that these companies are forming to take on apple. Do you think it will work . I think it has a better chance of working than anything else we have seen in this regard to date. I think their analogy is a good one, right apple really is m
Reporter were here live at the downtown orlando,. We spoke to an attorney who tells us if you happen to pass this intersection and the many others who have cameras in orlando and happen to get a ticket, dont pay it. Why . Because she has legal reasoning to say that camera is invalid. I got the opinion in the mail today. In 2014, attorney Kelly Hastings got a red light ticket. She then went to court to appeal it, not because she didnt run the red light but because she thought the ticket that gives out the tickets did so unjustly. It would be different if the city kept all the power and the city maintained the cameras and the city decided whether there was a violation or not, but this out of state company is making that decision, and the that. Its called an improper delegation of police powers. Hastings says the system is flawed because it gives American Traffic Solutions too much power. The ninth Circuit Court of appeals agreed. They just said the system is not valid because it allows a
Decision, and the constitution doesnt allow for that. Its called an improper delegation of police powers. She says the system is flawed because it gives American Traffic Solutions too much power. The ninth Circuit Court of appeals agreed. Not that i didnt run the red light, they just said the system wasnt valid because it allows a private company to make a decision the police should be making. She claims when it comes to the courts opinion, the little reason she won applies to everyone who gets a red light ticket issued by American Traffic Solutions on behalf of the city of orlando. The city disagrees, issuing this statement. This ruling only applies to this case. It just dismisses this individuals specific violation. The city does not agree with the decision and is evaluating our options with regard to appeal. I guess theyre going to keep fighting these, and if people dont know about this opinion, then they may just pay the tickets, but with this opinion in hand, the ninth circuit has
For the people who have gotten tickets in the city of orlando . Live at ohare, kirsten delgado. Reporter were here live at the downtown orlando,. We spoke to an attorney who tells us if you happen to pass this intersection and the many others who have cameras in orlando and happen to get a ticket, dont pay it. Why . Because she has legal reasoning to say that camera is invalid. I got the opinion in the mail today. In 2014, attorney Kelly Hastings got a red light ticket. She then went to court to appeal it, not because she didnt run the red light but because she thought the ticket that gives out the tickets did so unjustly. It would be different if the city kept all the power and the city maintained the cameras and the city decided whether there was a violation or not, but this out of state company is making that decision, and the constitution doesnt allow for that. Delegation of police powers. Hastings says the system is flawed because it gives American Traffic Solutions too much power
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