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Chicago to Shell Out $38.75M to motorists Ticketed for Speeding, Running Lights     

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The City of Chicago is set to pay $38.75 million to 1.2 million motorists who received tickets while the city was “illegally” enforcing a red-light ordinance. So reports The Chicago Sun Times.

The settlement will go to the city’s Finance Committee before the full City Council for approval. The class-action settlement was filed by Jacie Zolna and Mike Cherry. Motorists were not given “proper notification” of violations, creating premature liability and sparking the legal action.

Read the full article from The Chicago Sun Times.  

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