Appellate court overturns conviction, rules use of cell phone maps while driving legal despite ban on texting or talking

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By Mike BeasleyFeb 27, 2014, 6:05 pm717 ptsTop
Steven Spriggs, a Fresno man who was ticketed for using his iPhone while driving in January of 2012, won an appeal of his conviction today in a ruling that could potentially impact how drivers are allowed to use their phones while on the road. Because Spriggs was using his phone’s mapping application when he…

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