Brief filed: 11/10/2021
Documents
Tuggle v. United States
United States Supreme Court; Case No. 21-541
Prior Decision
Decision below 4 F. 4th 505 (7th Cir. July 14, 2021)
Argument(s)
The capabilities of video surveillance have increased significantly, just as the costs of such surveillance have decreased, counseling in favor of certiorari. Certiorari is necessary to make clear the Fourth Amendment prohibits the long-term warrantless monitoring and video recording of all activity immediately outside a person’s home.
Author(s)
Jennifer Lynch and Andrew Crocker, Electronic Frontier Foundation, San Francisco, CA; Rachel Levinson-Waldman and Laura Hecht-Felella, Brennan Center for Justice, Washington, DC; Sharon Bradford Franklin, Center for Democracy & Technology, Washington, DC; Alan Butler and Megan Iorio, Electronic Privacy Information Center, Washington, DC; Jeffrey T. Green, NACDL, Washington, DC.
