In Washington v. William Bradley Jackson, the Washington State Supreme Court ruled that police could not use a physical GPS tracking device to monitor a suspect’s movements without first obtaining a warrant. A natural follow-on argument from that decision would be the absence of such protections in the red light camara situation. The GPS challenge was successful and did make some interesting constitutional tie-ins. If you are serious about getting on board to make a constitutional challenge to the red light camera ticket, get an attorney. It will cost money and take your time, though.
Check with a lawyer in your locale to discuss more of the details.
Good luck to you.
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