[smokingfrog]

There is a lawyer here in Houston that tried to sue over the red light camera issue, but I don't think he was successful. I think they were finally able to get the city to release their records about accidents that occur at red light camera intersections, so it may have some life left in it. (City wanted to keep the information a secret.)

A few years ago, the state did pass some legislation that requires a law enforcement officer to review the camera footage before a citation can be issued. Citations don't go on your driving record. The attorneys are Randall Kallinen and Paul Kubosh.

[Amazedbyitall]

There was a guy in Pheonix that put on a hallowen monkey mask and purposedly chalked up almost 40 camera speeding tickets. He beat all of them in court because a judge ruled that although it could be proven it was his car, there was no proof it was him driving.
See artcle here: http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2009/09/08/20090908dpsmonkey0908.html

I would imagine that the same would hold true for redlight cameras.