Comment Re: Thank you (Score 0) 66
LPR surveillance is unconstitutional.
No, it is not. There is no such article in the Constitution.
If they want to use LPR information, then make it a warranting process.
Ah, you're implying, the 4th Amendment covers license plates? No, it doesn't — the license is outside in plain sight. If I can legally see it, I can record it.
Now, the very requirement to have the license plate in the first place — that seems quite bogus to me. Not unconstitutional — just wrong. There is no argument for license plates on personal vehicles on the road, that wouldn't also apply to actual persons on the same road...