Just Pay the Ticket!: Is Chalking Tires an Unconstitutional Search

Police use of tire-chalking to enforce parking time limits does not violate the Fourth Amendment . The practice fits within the administrative search and implied consent exceptions to the warrant requirement. Taylor v. City of Saginaw was wrongly decided.

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Calm down, ruling on parking doesn't fly here

Is Chalking Tires an Unconstitutional Search? - Rudman Winchell

Chalking tires for parking tickets is unconstitutional, court rules

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Chalking tires is unconstitutional, court declares - FM100.3 - Better Music Better Work Day

Lose the Chalk, Officer: Court Finds Marking Tires of Parked Cars Unconstitutional - The New York Times

Twin Cities not affected by ruling that chalking tires is unconstitutional

Parking officials can't chalk tires, court rules

No Chalk, No Problem. Why Chalking Cars IS the New Problem - WOUB Public Media

Court Ruling: Chalking Tires Amounts to Unconstitutional Search of Vehicle