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Federal judge suppresses evidence from warrantless Flock search

via TechCrunch·yesterday·3 sources

A federal judge in Oklahoma ruled that a deputy violated a woman’s Fourth Amendment rights by searching Flock’s license-plate database without a warrant or probable cause, TechCrunch reports. Evidence obtained after that search must be suppressed. The ruling concerns this case and does not create a nationwide ban on license-plate readers.

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Coverage from 3 outlets

Washington Examiner

Judge rules Flock cameras violate the Fourth Amendment

The Washington Post

Police search using Flock was a form of mass surveillance, judge rules

Technology

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