According to court filings, Rokita hired Sampson to repair a Yamaha jet ski before later purchasing a used 2001 Sea-Doo from him in 2025. The Attorney General's Office alleges Sampson falsely represented that the engine had been rebuilt and that the watercraft later required extensive repairs. For the rest of hoosiers, caveat emptor is the norm but not for AG Todd Rokita. Access to lawyers, courts and justice have eroded in the past decade substantially. Costs of litigagtion even forced BSU.

The larger question may be whether Indiana’s experiment becomes permanent. Is there a better way to slow drivers in work zones? Who is profiting from this system? Who gets or got political donations from those profits for printing costs etc? Where is the doe res me? Where is all the green? No one knows and this needs to be reported on by Independent media like the Hoosier Enquirer. INDOT officials state they are evaluating the program’s effectiveness and may seek to make automated work-zone

The courts are beyond crooked and run by crooks. Judges probably say look at that poor defendant he needed to use a gun….the rule of law is dead.