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Has anyone noticed that TWRA was told AGAIN to stay off private property without a warrant? In a second punishing judgement against their attempts at government overreach into the private lives of citizens the Tennessee state appeals court just unanimously told TWRA to get a warrant before they quietly (and without notice) put up surveillance cameras in people's backyards. This will soon be big national news as it is being watched by other F&W agencies nationwide and is now being covered by:
Tennessee Media:
ABC News affiliates:
Libertarian Leadership Media:
and legal system social media commentators on YouTube like Steve Lehto (over 500,000 subscribers)
Appeals Court Says Wildlife Agents Need Warrants to Put Cameras on Private Property
This appeal was funded by the Institute for Justice - "IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Our mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.[/center]" - (https://ij.org/)
Tennessee Media:
Appeals court: Wildlife officers' warrantless searches of private property are unconstitutional • Tennessee Lookout
A Tennessee appeals court has ruled the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency warrantless searches violate the state and U.S. Constitutions.
tennesseelookout.com
ABC News affiliates:
TWRA loses appeal to continue wildlife protection under Open Fields Doctrine
In what some call a major blow to protection of wildlife in Tennessee, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency lost its appeal to continue to protect wildlife u
newschannel9.com
Libertarian Leadership Media:
Tennessee appeals court rules against wildlife agents who planted cameras on private land
The three-judge panel concluded unanimously that while the state law at issue is constitutional, the wildlife agents' application of it was not.
reason.com
and legal system social media commentators on YouTube like Steve Lehto (over 500,000 subscribers)
Appeals Court Says Wildlife Agents Need Warrants to Put Cameras on Private Property
This appeal was funded by the Institute for Justice - "IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Our mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.[/center]" - (https://ij.org/)