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Chicago, Illinois, is home to over 2.7 million individuals living under the supervision of a vast network of over forty thousand cameras integrated into a network of advanced technology run by the Chicago Office of Emergency Management. With little transparency, the City of Chicago has spent hundreds of millions of dollars in the past two decades rapidly expanding the network throughout the city while incorporating new technologies each year, posing substantial privacy risks for the millions of residents unaware of the ever-present eyes on them. To determine whether the network violates the Fourth Amendment, particularly in the wake of Carpenter v. United States, the city must increase transparency by releasing a complete accounting of the technologies integrated into the network. By building on contemporary Fourth Amendment research, while incorporating previously nonpublic details regarding Chicago’s surveillance capabilities, this Comment will show how these technologies pose a radical threat to the Court’s view of the Fourth Amendment in the twenty-first century.
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