Massachusetts Supreme Court First to Recognize ALPRs Can Constitute a Fourth Amendment Search
In Commonwealth v. McCarthy, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court became the first appellate court to recognize that ALPRs can constitute a Fourth Amendment search at sufficient scale. The court applied the 'mosaic theory,' holding that aggregated location data from plate readers can reveal intimate details of a person's life.
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