Cecilia Abadie, the woman who is believed to be the first motorist charged while driving wearing Google Glass, is found not guilty for driving with a monitor visible to driver.
The officer did not prove beyond a reasonable that the device was in operation.
However, Commissioner John Blair stated that Google Glass could classify as a monitor available the the driver.
This ruling does not set Legal Precedent, however it will likely be the start of many similar cases and technology evolves.
Read more about the ruling here
