Law’s Michael Benza explains how Flock cameras could raise Fourth Amendment concerns

The Flock debate. Why the cameras in Stark, US are controversial

Canton Repository: Michael Benza, professor of practice at the School of Law, said Flock cameras could raise Fourth Amendment concerns because the government’s collection and use of location data may constitute a search. He noted the Supreme Court’s recent technology cases could provide a framework for evaluating whether the amount of data collected by Flock requires constitutional scrutiny.