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Ex-judge who fought red light camera loses case

Published: October 5, 2010 10:26 PM
By ZACHARY R. DOWDY  zachary.dowdy@newsday.com

Red light cameras monitor drivers on Old Country

Photo credit: Charles Eckert | Red light cameras monitor drivers on Old Country Road near Ring Road in East Garden City. (Aug. 19, 2010)

A Nassau Supreme Court justice has ruled against an ex-Nassau District Court judge who sued the county over two $50 traffic tickets, claiming that the red-light camera program it installed to catch lead-footed drivers is unconstitutional.

But while Nassau officials hailed Supreme Court Justice Anthony L. Parga's decision as a victory, Samuel Levine, who served for three years on the Nassau...

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