Backlash against Vector Airport Systems

[Justin Schmidt]

On 12/27/2024 at 9:30 PM, toto said:

As @hubcap mentioned, they were ruled unconstitutional in Missouri. I haven’t seen new legislation yet, but they’ll need to do something to address the constitutional problems with taking pictures of a license plate. No idea whether there is a public/private partnership involved. 

Ref: https://www.courts.mo.gov/file.jsp?id=90869

Ohio said they can be legal as long as a cop is on the other end

[M20F]

On 12/26/2024 at 8:40 PM, jetdriven said:

Can you explain further how it’s gonna alleviate the hanger shortage in this country?

The same way the lottery fixed education funding?

[Pinecone]

20 hours ago, Justin Schmidt said:

Ohio said they can be legal as long as a cop is on the other end

I think it was Louisiana that was the same way.  They had to refund a BUNCH of money when someone found out that fines were send out, signed by a cop that was on vacation.

 

[cliffy]

Taking pictures of license plates on a public road is Constitutionally legal as approved

by the US Supreme Court. Just like our flights with ADSB  are public information

No right of privacy out in public. 

[PeteMc]

8 hours ago, cliffy said:

Taking pictures of license plates on a public road is Constitutionally legal as approved

by the US Supreme Court.

Kind of like people that are SCREAMING on their phones as they walk down the street...  Then claim it was a "private" conversation.