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Alaska Supreme Court: Officers need warrants to use aircraft, zoom lenses to surveil areas around homes

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JUNEAU — Alaska law enforcement officers must obtain a warrant before using aircraft to scope out the area around a person's home with binoculars or cameras with zoom lenses, the state's highest court ruled in a decision released Friday.

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Alaska Supreme Court: Officers need warrants to use aircraft, zoom lenses to surveil areas around homes

2 months ago·Ketchikan, United States

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