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All those legal questions were raised and answered when Paradise Valley, Arizona, fielded automated speed traps back in the late 80's. What surprised the folks in PV was not the machine, it was the people. The revenue from tickets issued by the machine paid for the machine within a year. PV was not ready for the huge quantity of photos taken. This is the major difference between a cop running a trap (or visual deterrent post, to be politically correct) and a box. The box doesn't have the discretion a cop does, and will happily take pictures of everyone. You can't give a weak excuse to a camera. They just don't listen. Of course, cops don't really pay any attention to excuses, either, but at least they are interactive. (I have yet to hear of an automated system responding to a cute young thang quite the way a hardened deputy sheriff with a traffic ticket book will.) Erik
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