15. The attached article titled Red-light camera data kept from cops,"mentions violating privacy rights, losing their freedoms, and a search warrant. All of this language deals with using images from cameras taken in public places, such as on streets and sidewalks. a. These images, since taken by government, are a violation of privacy under the 4th Amendment b. These images, since taken by government, are a violation of the 1st Amendment. c. These images, since taken by government, are a violation of due process. d. These images are not a violation of the Constitution, since there has never been an expectation of privacy in public. e. A&C Red-light camera data kept from co King County prosecutor seeking to modify 2005 law In Polk County, Fla., police ar- the American Civil Lib rested suspected cattle rustlers There should not be a bar to ion of Washington, dis Associated Press ored, even if a homicide, abduc- last year after their pickup was criminal investigations looking fears that changing the tion or any other serious crime photographed running a red for the movement of cars on pub- low use of the images SEATTLE - Police across the occurs within full view of the light by a camera, according to a lic streets, "Satterberg wrote in nal investigations cou nation are using footage fromred cameras, the images cannot be report in a Lakeland, Fla., news- an email. "We will work to fix even more intrusive light cameras to help them solve used by police, King County Se- paper. this problem for police investi- photos, calling it a cla crimes, but not in Washington. nior Deputy Prosecutor Don Raz A red-light camera in Tempe, gators in the next legislative ses- ple of mission creep." Washington state law pro- said. Ariz., captured images of a 21- sion." Seattle police Assis hibits police from using images The tight restriction was writ- year-old college student being While Haugen said she has Jim Pugel said he fin from the cameras for anything ten into the law to ease concerne dragged to her death when a never heard discussions about aware of the limitation other than traffic enforcement about drive-by purse snatcher caught allowing law enforcement to ac- ington's red-light-cam The King County prosecutor said the bill's author, Sen. Mary the student's hands in the purse cess red light footage to solve ter the Oct. 31, 2009, wants the Legislature to recon- Margaret Haugen, D-Camano strings. Police traced the car to crimes, she agrees it should be al- police Officer Timoth sider that law, in case the cam- Island. its owner through the camera lowed. The gunman who kill eras could provide vital clues in "Everybody is always afraid of footage, according to published "For police purposes, there and wounded his part some unsolved killings. Big Brother," she said. "You al- reports. ought to be a way for them to get patrol car opened fir Washington is among the few ways have that. People are afraid King County Prosecutor Dan the information and go through other vehicle that the states that bar police from using of and I Satterberg believes it's time for court Maybe Detectives wanted images from red-light cameras in understand that." the Legislature to revisit the law it's something that should be red-light-camera fod criminal investigations, the Seat In other states, footage from and allow footage to be used for looked at this session," Haugen the hope of seeing the tle Times reported Sunday. red-light cameras has been used non-traffic investigations. said. hicle. However, poli The way the 2005-law is tail- to solve a variety of crimes. Doug Honig, spokesman for suspect without the f