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Functionally it's no different from a stake-out, which doesn't require a warrant and is not a search. And that's what the supreme court is going to rule. There
by NikkiA 4y ago
Functionally it's no different from a stake-out, which doesn't require a warrant and is not a search. And that's what the supreme court is going to rule.
There is, of course a difference in that you have a reasonable chance of noticing a stake-out taking place, but then you have a similar chance of noticing cameras being placed on utility poles near your home so...
- wnoise 4y agoI don't see how a stake-out isn't a search. It might presumptively be a reasonable search that doesn't require a warrant, as it's not a search that interferes or trespasses. But they are looking for evidence, right? I call looking for something a search.