08/29/2026
Across Georgia, questions are being raised about how law enforcement collects, stores, and uses information gathered through automated surveillance systems.
And that raises an important question:
Where does public safety end and constitutional protection begin?
The Fourth Amendment was written to protect people from unreasonable searches and government overreach. As technology evolves, those protections have to evolve with it.
At Strauss & Dunn, we believe constitutional rights aren’t conditional. They don’t disappear when you’re investigated, accused, or charged.
The government has a job. So does your defense.
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