In an era of advancing technology, understanding the delicate balance between law enforcement’s use of technology and safeguarding individual privacy is paramount. Join our insightful training and delve into the intricacies of how the Fourth Amendment accommodates the use of technology while upholding privacy rights.

Here’s a glimpse of the answered questions that awaits you:

1. Drone Deployment: Uncover the threshold at which deploying a drone becomes a “search” under the Fourth Amendment. Explore the key factors that determine when the use of drones by law enforcement requires constitutional scrutiny, ensuring you have a clear understanding of the legal implications involved.

2. Backyard Surveillance: Can police use drones to observe a person’s backyard without violating their Fourth Amendment rights? Delve into the constitutional considerations surrounding aerial surveillance and gain insights into the boundaries and limitations imposed by privacy protections.

3. Automatic License Plate Readers: Dive into the constitutional implications of Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs). Explore the intersection of technology and privacy as it relates to capturing and storing vehicle information, enabling you to grasp the legal framework governing ALPR usage.

4. Pole Cameras and Continuous Surveillance: Can the installation of a pole camera for 24/7 surveillance of an individual’s home be considered a “search” under the Fourth Amendment? Understand the factors that determine whether such intrusive surveillance methods pass constitutional muster, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of the legal boundaries involved.

Register for our training today and embark on a journey of knowledge and empowerment. Discover the answers to your questions, navigate the complexities of technology in law enforcement, and strike the perfect balance between protecting privacy and utilizing innovative tools.

Length: 1 Hour

Credit: In-services credit is available in many states.