Fifth Circuit wrestles with constitutionality of warrantless Flock searches

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Summary:
- The article discusses a legal challenge regarding the use of "Flock" automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology by law enforcement and whether warrantless searches of this data violate the Fourth Amendment.
- It highlights the intersection of advanced surveillance infrastructure, data privacy, and constitutional protections, focusing on how judicial systems are attempting to regulate modern tracking technology.

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