MS HB1104

Requires law enforcement officers using manually operated automated recording equipment (handheld cameras with radar or traffic signal detection) to positively verify and prove who was operating the vehicle at the time of a traffic violation before imposing any fines or penalties

Defines "manually operated automated recording equipment or system" as a handheld camera or optical device used by law enforcement in conjunction with traffic signals or radar speed detection to record license plates of non-compliant vehicles

Maintains the existing ban on fully automated traffic enforcement systems (red light cameras, speed cameras) that has been in effect since October 1, 2009

Extends Mississippi Department of Public Safety recognition rules to include manually operated automated recording equipment when processing out-of-state traffic violations from Driver License Compact member states

Frames the driver verification requirement as ensuring constitutional due process protections for alleged traffic violators