Federal Court Rules Chalking Tires Of Parked Cars Is

The federal panel determined that the long-held practice violates the Fourth Amendment, which protects people against unreasonable searches of their property.

Chalking Tires To Issue Parking Tickets Violates The Fourth Amendment, Federal Court Rules

Court case causes Aspen parking department to chuck chalk; Glenwood evaluating

Federal court: Chalking tires for parking enforcement is unconstitutional

Chalking tires is unconstitutional, federal judge rules, but plaintiffs won't get traffic-ticket refunds as damages

Court rules 4 states must stop marking tires when enforcing legal parking - ABC7 San Francisco

Tire-chalking not unconstitutional in the Valley

Milwaukee reviewing chalking ticket policy

What Does Chalking Tires Have to Do With the Fourth Amendment? - Pacific Standard

Milwaukee reviewing chalking ticket policy

Judge Rules Chalking Tires Is Unconstitutional Search

City of Jefferson stops chalking tires as part of parking enforcement after court ruling

Tire Chalking Is Legal, at Least Here

Chalk one up for motorists - Delaware Gazette