Tsunami relief donations replace court fines

A US judge is offering traffic violators a choice: pay a fine or make a $100 (€75) donation to a tsunami relief charity.

Tsunami relief donations replace court fines
Tue, 04 Jan, 2005 - 21:21

A US judge is offering traffic violators a choice: pay a fine or make a $100 (€75) donation to a tsunami relief charity.

Chattanooga Judge Russell Bean began the offer yesterday and plans to continue it for at least two weeks.

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