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    LA police ticketed drivers on streets with expired speed limits, lawsuit says

    by Laura J. Nelson, Los Angeles Times Jul 20, 2019 3 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - Police officers in Los Angeles wrongly ticketed motorists on streets with expired speed limits, violating a law that bans the use of speed traps in California cities, according to a lawsuit filed this week in Los Angeles County Superior Court.

    The lawsuit, which is seeking class action status, says the Los Angeles Police Department used electronic devices to write speeding tickets on city streets without valid speed limits, and

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