A Federal Judge in Tulsa Ruled a Warrantless License-Plate Camera Search Unconstitutional. Most of Oklahoma City's Limits on the Same Company's Cameras Are Not in Its Contract

The Inference, Issue 33: A federal judge in Tulsa ruled a deputy's warrantless license-plate camera search unconstitutional, and most of Oklahoma City's limits on the same company's cameras are police practice and a company setting, not contract terms. We compare what Oklahoma City and West Hollywood wrote into their contracts and read Oklahoma's plate-reader law. Plus who would pay most of OG&E's rate increase, a new law that may not reach data centers that make their own power, and the President's new AI task force.