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Cases mentioned: 📌 Police officers did not violate defendant's reasonable expectation of privacy by using their cell phone cameras to observe the interior of defendant's car through its tinted windows, and thus, they did not conduct a “search” within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment; car was subject to Connecticut motor vehicle laws that imposed limits on tinted windows that otherwise would prevent people, including officers, from seeing into a vehicle, the window tint did not prevent passersby from observing interior of defendant's car while parked on a public street, so he knowingly exposed the car's interior to the public, and the phone cameras only aided the officers in viewing what they undisputably could see with their naked eyes. United States v. Poller, No. 24-75-CR, 2025 WL 555563 (2d Cir. Feb. 20, 2025) Have a search and seizure question in mind? Submit them for instructors to answer or join the next Search & Seizure show and get your questions answered LIVE ON AIR. 🚨 https://www.bluetogold.com/show https://bluetogold.com/trainings/?att... If you like this video, don’t forget to like and subscribe to our channel for more legal updates! -- Blue to Gold Training: ➜ Class Schedules - https://www.bluetogold.com/trainings ➜ On-demand Training - https://university.bluetogold.com/ ➜ Free Legal Training Webinar - https://bluetogold.com/trainings/?att... ➜ Book Store and Training Materials - https://www.bluetogold.com/store CONNECT WITH US: 🌍 Facebook -   / bluetogold   📸 Instagram -   / bluetogold   🐦 Twitter -   / bluetogold   🎥 TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/bluetogoldtrai... 💌 LinkedIn -   / blue.  . #bluetogold #searchandseizure #caselawforcops #caselaw #fourthamendment #4thamendment #lawenforcementtraining #constitutionallaw #legalrights #lawenforcementtraining #policetraining #legaleducation