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Constitutional Challenge to Indiana Oversize-Overweight Civil Penalties

In mid-2020, the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association, Inc., began receiving calls from members stating that they had each received notice in the mail of a maximum $5,000 civil oversize/overweight fine.  […]

Jun 8, 2022

When States Impose High Fines and Take You to the Cleaners

  Has a civil authority imposed a fine—or worse, threatened to (or actually) impounded your truck—because of an alleged violation? Has your vehicle or equipment been seized in a civil […]

Jan 28, 2020

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