Judge Agrees with Due Process Institute that Surveillance Violated Fourth Amendment

August 19, 2020–During 2019, Due Process Institute filed a brief in the Fourth District Court of Appeal in Florida supporting the Appellee in his arguments that law enforcement’s use of video surveillance violated the Fourth Amendment. In this case police failed to utilize adequate minimization techniques that prevent any warrant from becoming authorization to surveil anyone at any time. Judge Ciklin agreed with Due Process Institute that law enforcement violated the Fourth Amendment and could not use the video surveillance during the Appellee’s trial.