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- Title
THE CONSTITUTIONAL RISKS OF RIDESHARING: FOURTH AMENDMENT PROTECTIONS OF PASSENGERS IN UBER AND LYFT.
- Authors
Martinez, Genesis
- Abstract
The Fourth Amendment provides limited protections for automobile passengers against governmental intrusion. A passenger is only protected against unreasonable searches in places where he harbors a reasonable expectation of privacy. The Supreme Court has not yet considered the reasonable expectation of privacy of passengers in Uber and Lyft. The modern transportation innovations require that the Court consider the reasonableness of the existing Fourth Amendment doctrine. In application, the doctrine does not adequately protect Uber and Lyft passengers, because it fails to consider how transportation advances have evolved society's privacy expectations. To remedy these shortcomings, the Court must establish consistent jurisprudence for privacy rights in vehicles.
- Subjects
UNITED States; RIDESHARING services; UNITED States. Constitution. 4th Amendment; LEGAL status of automobile occupants; SEARCHES &; seizures of motor vehicles; SEARCHES &; seizures (Law); UBER Technologies Inc.; LYFT Inc.; LAW
- Publication
FIU Law Review, 2019, Vol 13, Issue 3, p551
- ISSN
2643-7767
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.25148/lawrev.13.3.11