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A U.S. district judge in Oklahoma ruled that warrantless searches of AI-driven surveillance camera records, like those produced by Flock Safety’s automated license plate readers (ALPRs), can infringe Fourth Amendment protections when used without sufficient probable cause. The decision arose from a Tulsa County traffic stop where an officer queried ALPR databases about a driver before observing any traffic violation.
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