Despite court ruling, Columbus won't re-install red-light cameras

The Ohio Supreme Court today ruled 5-2 that the state's restrictions on how cities use red-light cameras are unconstitutional. The law, Senate Bill 342, required, among other things, that cities, townships and counties that want to utilize red-light cameras must have an officer present at each camera - a provision that made it financially unfeasible for most local entities to use the cameras.