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Consumer News · Sep. 28, 2026How to Get License Plate Camera Footage After a Hit-and-RunLicense plate camera data can be deleted in 7 days. Step-by-step: what to do in the first 24 hours, the first week, and the first month after a hit-and-run in California.By TORKLAW Editorial TeamConsumer News · Sep. 28, 2026How Police Find Hit-and-Run Drivers in CaliforniaLicense plate readers, store video, doorbell cameras, car parts left at the scene. How California police identify hit-and-run drivers, and what you can do to help.By TORKLAW Editorial TeamConsumer News · Sep. 28, 2026How Long Is Camera Footage Kept After an Accident?Flock plate readers: 7 days by default. Ring doorbells: 30 to 60 days. Red-light cameras in California: up to 6 months. A dated guide to how long crash video lasts.By TORKLAW Editorial TeamConsumer News · Sep. 28, 2026Is Flock Legal in California? SB 34 ExplainedCalifornia allows license plate readers, with rules. What SB 34 requires, who can share the data, the $2,500 damages rule, and the 2026 court split on "harm."By TORKLAW Editorial TeamConsumer News · Sep. 28, 2026When License Plate Camera Evidence Is WrongA Florida woman spent 13 days in jail after a Flock camera match on the wrong car. Why plate reader hits fail, and how to build a hit-and-run claim that holds up.By TORKLAW Editorial Team
Safety · Sep. 25, 2026Causes and Symptoms of CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy)Because CTE is confirmed after death, researchers have learned about its possible symptoms in part by comparing changes found in the brain with symptoms the person experienced during life.By TORKLAW Editorial TeamSafety · Sep. 23, 2026September Is National Preparedness Month: Are You Ready for an Emergency?The U.S. Department of Homeland Security launched the Ready Campaign in 2003 to encourage year-round emergency preparedness. National Preparedness Month followed in 2004 and is observed each September to encourage individuals, families, and communities to plan for emergencies.By TORKLAW Editorial TeamSafety · Sep. 10, 2026Concussion After a Car Accident: Know the Signs and What To DoAfter a car accident, knowing the possible signs of a concussion and when to seek medical attention can help you take appropriate steps after an accident.By TORKLAW Editorial TeamSafety · Aug. 13, 2026School Zone Road Rules and HazardsSchool zones are designed to protect children, but accidents still happen every year due to heavy traffic, distracted driving, and unpredictable pedestrian activity.By TORKLAW Editorial TeamConsumer News · Jul. 22, 2026Flock Cameras: Do They Actually Save Lives?No independent study shows Flock cameras cut crash deaths. They do help find hit-and-run drivers, and they also make mistakes. What the 2026 evidence shows, and what it means after a crash.By TORKLAW Editorial TeamNot sure if you have a case? Call anyway. It's free to ask.
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