What kind of camera?

chris20984

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from the Central Valley. What are these cameras called and can they issue tickets?
 

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A camera can't do anything other than take pictures.

Do you have a legal question?

If you do have a legal question, you should be aware that the central valley of California encompasses approximately 18,000 square miles and covers roughly 18 counties (or portions thereof) and hundreds of municipalities.
 
A camera can't do anything other than take pictures.

Do you have a legal question?

If you do have a legal question, you should be aware that the central valley of California encompasses approximately 18,000 square miles and covers roughly 18 counties (or portions thereof) and hundreds of municipalities.
So for this camera (not like red light cameras) they can't issue tickets or lead law enforcement to issue tickets? Also what are they called. No legal question. These are in fact my final questions here.
 
So for this camera (not like red light cameras) they can't issue tickets or lead law enforcement to issue tickets?

A camera cannot "issue" anything, and the question you're asking is not what you likely intended to ask. A camera is a machine. It is capable of one thing only: taking pictures. A camera might be used by a public entity (or a private entity licensed by a public entity), and that entity can issue tickets.

I haven't the slightest idea what the cameras in the two pictures in your original post are called (beyond "cameras"). For that matter, I cannot state with absolute certainty that either of your pictures includes a camera. Also, without more information, I cannot intelligently comment on the purpose of the cameras in your photos (if, in fact, they are cameras). Perhaps your non-legal questions could be answered on a forum dedicated to photography.
 
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