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Drive slow or you will pay for it in Arizona. Department of Public Safety (D.P.S.) has rolled out mobile camera's through out the state. The following list are the locations of the stationary camera's on the five major highways.

Maricopa Board of Supervisors approved an appearance fee of $20 dollars if you go to court and "lose" your case against the photo radar ticket. However if a police officer stops you, the $20 dollar fee won't be charged if you lose your case in court.

Camera's were turned off on July 15th, 2010 at midnight.

So, Obama says Social Security may not be paid after 8-2-11 if they don't reach an agreement. I have a better idea. Rather than not paying the people who need that small check every month, let's not pay any politician for the next year and see if that helps them to work a little harder for the US, the little people..

Two key Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee announced their opposition to Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor on Friday, a further sign the party's conservative base is uniting against President Obama's first high court pick.

Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch, the former chairman of the committee, and Texas Sen. John Cornyn, head of the party's Senate campaign committee, announced on the Senate floor their intention to vote against the 55-year-old federal appeals court judge.

Hatch's decision came as something of a surprise. The veteran Republican has voted for every high court nominee in his 32-year Senate career, including President Clinton's two liberal choices, Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer.

Hatch had praised Sotomayor's "credentials and experience" and the fact that she would be the first Hispanic justice. But despite the nominee's compelling life story, Hatch said that controversial off-the-bench comments by Sotomayor