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Fourth Amendment vs Surveillance Tech | Charleston News
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West Virginia’s Freedom Caucus is reviving the Fourth Amendment Restoration Act to curb invasive surveillance tech like license plate readers, facial recognition, and drones—tools they fear could easily escalate into unconstitutional tracking. Led by Senator Chris Rose, the effort aims to protect constitutional rights while supporting law enforcement, warning that even limited systems can be upgraded to scan for weapons or identify individuals. Rose shares a personal concern: shouldn’t AI be allowed to broadcast that he owns a deer rifle? The push underscores the urgent need for legal guardrails as tech evolves, balancing public safety with privacy.
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