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  <title>How SCOTUS Paved the Way for Flock Cameras</title>
  <description>OA1282 - Is anything private any more? Depends which Supreme Court Justice you ask. To kick off a series of episodes around data privacy and the law, first Jenessa walks us through a string of Supreme Court cases addressing 4th Amendment rights and technology. In part 1, we cover landmark cases with wiretapping, beepers, GPS trackers, thermal imaging, and more. Stick around for part 2 to hear how the modern composition of the court is responding to the proliferation of new technologies. Cases discussed:   Olmstead v. United States   Katz v. United States   United States v. Knotts   United States v. Karo   Kyllo v. United States   Riley v. California   United States v. Miller   Smith v. Maryland   United States v. Jones   Part 2 of this breakdown drops early for patrons at patreon.com/law. Check out the OA Linktree for all the places to go and things to do! </description>
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