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A federal circuit judge in Oklahoma ruled that using a month of Automated License Plate Reader history without a warrant violated the Fourth Amendment. The case involved Deputy Sheriff Freddie Alaniz tracking a vehicle across multiple states, accessing more than 50 records, which led to the seizure of 91 pounds of methamphetamine.
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