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Alaska Supreme Court bars police zoom-lens aerial photos of residents’ lawns without warrants • Alaska Beacon

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Police in Alaska must get warrants before taking photos of residents' yards with a zoom lens while flying in an airplane. Justices focus on privacy; Department of Public Safety doesn't see ruling affecting current programs. Court likened practice to allowing warrantless recordings of phone calls or searching garbage without reasonable suspicion that a crime had been committed.
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