asimplydreadfulerror

That's the language one would generally use in a use of force memorandum.

I'd rather him be honest than be full of shit. He is not maintaining that his thoughts or behaviour is moral. He is providing his perspective on a question he was asked. The job of being a correctional officer fucks people up do a degree.

The question is: does one have a reasonable expectation of privacy in this situation? The answer is unambiguously "no." You know that your vehicle, and it's occupants, are plainly visible in a public space. You really don't have a Constitutional leg to stand on here.

Does this also mean police body cameras should be prohibited because they capture and store photographs of people occupying public spaces?

I can see your point with the 6th Amendment, but how do you believe they are a violation of the 4th?