Vehicles do not commit crimes: Registered-Owner liability, the presumption of innocence, and the legality of TRAFFITECH-GH
Can a camera's snapshot of a number plate legally prove who was driving? A new analysis challenges Ghana's automated traffic fines.
A legal analysis examines Ghana's TRAFFITECH-GH automated traffic enforcement, which issues violation notices to registered vehicle owners.
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