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ghost2509 · 23rd April 2019, 08:01

nbcnews.com
April 22, 2019, 6:24 PM PDT
By Alex Johnson

That parking officer who swipes a chalk mark on your tire to keep track of how long you've been parked is violating the Constitution, a federal appeals court panel found Monday.

A three-judge panel of the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati reinstated a 2017 case brought by Alison Taylor, who was issued 15 parking tickets in three years in Saginaw, Michigan, by the same parking enforcement officer, who's described in the suit as the city's "most prolific issuer of parking tickets."

Taylor argued that marking tires with chalk constituted an unreasonable search under the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution. But a U.S. district judge in Michigan dismissed the suit in 2017, writing that even if chalking a tire is a search, it's a reasonable one, because a piece of chalk isn't an "information-gathering device" that could violate Taylor's privacy, like a GPS tracker, for example.

Two of the three members of the appeals panel on Monday agreed that chalking a tire is a search. But they disagreed that it was a reasonable search.

U.S. Circuit Judge Bernice Bouie Donald wrote that when drivers pull into parking spaces, "the city commences its search on vehicles that are parked legally, without probable cause or even so much as 'individualized suspicion of wrongdoing' — the touchstone of the reasonableness standard."

Moreover, overstaying your welcome at a parking space doesn't cause "injury or ongoing harm to the community," she wrote, meaning the city is wrong to argue that parking enforcement is part of its "community caretaking" responsibility, potentially justifying a search without a warrant.

In fact, she wrote, "there has been a trespass in this case because the City made intentional physical contact with Taylor's vehicle."

While Saginaw is entitled to regulate public parking, "the manner in which it chooses to do so is not without constitutional limitation," Donald wrote.

Orin Kerr, a law professor at the University of Southern California, tweeted one suggestion: Take a picture of the car or its tires without "trespassing" on it with chalk.

Monday's ruling sends the lawsuit back to U.S. District Court in Bay City, Michigan

allworkboy · 23rd April 2019, 08:54

with all the bad criminals on the streets committing murder, they police worry about bullshit like this.

LongTimeLu · 23rd April 2019, 09:06

Heavy handed parking enforcement is driving customers out of towns and into shopping malls.

alexora · 23rd April 2019, 09:58

I'd like to see what happens if I begin going around tagging police cars...

FrostyQN · 23rd April 2019, 10:13

I think you all need girlfriends....

...or boyfriends. (I forgot how enlightened we are now)

Christ, if it's got a badge now days, most of you are going to bitch about it but you'll still call 999/911 when you need one.

alexora · 23rd April 2019, 11:11

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Originally Posted by PennyPurehart

I think you all need girlfriends....

...or boyfriends. (I forgot how enlightened we are now)

Christ, if it's got a badge now days, most of you are going to bitch about it but you'll still call 999/911 when you need one.

And what are they going to despatch to a 911 emergency: parking enforcers...?

lickateesplit · 23rd April 2019, 12:16

Police were doing this back in the 60's when I started driving and I'm sure even years before that.

Soon2BFit · 23rd April 2019, 16:07

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Originally Posted by alexora

I'd like to see what happens if I begin going around tagging police cars...

Bars will be in your future and I don't mean the candy type

FrostyQN · 23rd April 2019, 19:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by alexora

And what are they going to despatch to a 911 emergency: parking enforcers...?

Whatever they send, I'm sure you'll be whining about it regardless.

thruster315 · 23rd April 2019, 21:12

They've been chalking tires for eons here. We just learned that if you want to beat the system, just go out and rub that chalk off of the tire.

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ghost2509 V.I.P. Postaholic Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 7,829 Thanks: 21,721 Thanked 23,796 Times in 6,143 Posts	Chalking tires to enforce parking rules is unconstitutional nbcnews.com April 22, 2019, 6:24 PM PDT By Alex Johnson That parking officer who swipes a chalk mark on your tire to keep track of how long you've been parked is violating the Constitution, a federal appeals court panel found Monday. A three-judge panel of the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati reinstated a 2017 case brought by Alison Taylor, who was issued 15 parking tickets in three years in Saginaw, Michigan, by the same parking enforcement officer, who's described in the suit as the city's "most prolific issuer of parking tickets." Taylor argued that marking tires with chalk constituted an unreasonable search under the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution. But a U.S. district judge in Michigan dismissed the suit in 2017, writing that even if chalking a tire is a search, it's a reasonable one, because a piece of chalk isn't an "information-gathering device" that could violate Taylor's privacy, like a GPS tracker, for example. Two of the three members of the appeals panel on Monday agreed that chalking a tire is a search. But they disagreed that it was a reasonable search. U.S. Circuit Judge Bernice Bouie Donald wrote that when drivers pull into parking spaces, "the city commences its search on vehicles that are parked legally, without probable cause or even so much as 'individualized suspicion of wrongdoing' — the touchstone of the reasonableness standard." Moreover, overstaying your welcome at a parking space doesn't cause "injury or ongoing harm to the community," she wrote, meaning the city is wrong to argue that parking enforcement is part of its "community caretaking" responsibility, potentially justifying a search without a warrant. In fact, she wrote, "there has been a trespass in this case because the City made intentional physical contact with Taylor's vehicle." While Saginaw is entitled to regulate public parking, "the manner in which it chooses to do so is not without constitutional limitation," Donald wrote. Orin Kerr, a law professor at the University of Southern California, tweeted one suggestion: Take a picture of the car or its tires without "trespassing" on it with chalk. Monday's ruling sends the lawsuit back to U.S. District Court in Bay City, Michigan

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allworkboy Registered User Clinically Insane Join Date: Mar 2019 Posts: 2,730 Thanks: 6,893 Thanked 8,723 Times in 2,513 Posts	with all the bad criminals on the streets committing murder, they police worry about bullshit like this.

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