In a post on Reason, law professor Eugene Volokh announced a lecture he gave at Stanford Law School on how Flock cameras—automatic license plate readers used by law enforcement—should be regulated under the Fourth Amendment. The post is brief and serves mainly as an announcement, linking to a video of the 35-minute lecture plus a 10-minute Q&A session.
Volokh writes that he will likely produce a short essay in the coming weeks focusing on the latter half of the lecture, and he invites feedback from viewers. The post itself does not summarize the lecture's substantive arguments, so the video remains the primary source for those interested in his analysis.
The announcement highlights ongoing scholarly and policy debate over surveillance technology and constitutional protections, but the source does not offer details on Volokh's proposed regulatory framework.