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Didn't the whole "drinking and driving" thing establish that the 14th amendment is limited when it comes to the complicated relationship between a private vehic
by Pxtl 8y ago
Didn't the whole "drinking and driving" thing establish that the 14th amendment is limited when it comes to the complicated relationship between a private vehicle on publicly-owned roads?
I can see the argument that a GPS tracking device crosses the line because the intent is to track the owner of the vehicle and the scope is far beyond their interaction with the public roadway.
But on this? It's directly about your usage of the public roadway for storage purposes.
- epylar 8y agoThis case seems to be more about the 4th amendment.
- dragonwriter 8y agoIt's about the rights in the Fourth as incorporated against the states by the Fourteenth, just like DUI stop cases, but the safety factors at issue in the DUI (and other traffic) stop cases that have been held to make limited stops reasonable without cause short of probable cause do not seem to apply to the case here.