North Carolina’s second-highest court has reversed a decision requiring a man who pleaded guilty to taking indecent liberties with a child to wear a monitoring system for the rest of his life. Full Article
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Grady 1, GPS is 1 reasonable search.
Grady2, GPS is continuous multiple searches as dozens of time per minute.
USE of the database always contained that purposefully obfuscated ceiling to offer politicos and gov agents the opportunity for unfettered domestic electronic surveillance infrastructure. Too juicy an Apple for man to resist, as Adam proved long ago.
Anyway a good win for NC, and R.V. and crew. This man benefits from those who made similar prior claims.
Bravo. It’s good to see NC laws getting their due course in higher courts and overturned. The 4th Circuit must be *hitting themselves.
But this is good as it shows that all the preconceived notions and idiotic rule have no bearing upon “safety”. Instead NC has served a “bell-weather” State of Legal Actions setting the stage for many foundations of solid Case Law showing just how foolish many laws governing Registered Citizens are. See US v. Meredith as an example.