Friday, May 30, 2014
"Thermal Imaging Gets More Common But The Courts Haven't Caught Up"
National Public Radio's Katie Barlow posts about thermal imaging:
"These devices — which show you the image of what you are looking at but with colors highlighting heat levels from objects — are getting easy to own and use. And that means consumers could use them to spot a water leak in the home, detect an early fever in a child, and even see animals or people moving at a distance through a dark area. But it also raises an interesting legal question involving the Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable search and seizure."
