Scalia's car ticketed in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16 (UPI) -- U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia received a parking ticket in Philadelphia while parked outside of a private club, a photo shows.

A picture taken by Philadelphia resident Dean Picciotti outside the Union League of Philadelphia around lunchtime Monday depicts Scalia's official car parked with a Philadelphia Parking Authority ticket on its windshield, despite having a Philadelphia official police business placard displayed on its dashboard, the Constitution Daily blog reported Tuesday.

The PPA's website, which said fines start at $26, states there is an appeals process and the justice could send a representative to contest the violation if he chooses not to pay the ticket.