Those photographs were not published. Nonetheless, the couple argued that the virtue that they were inside their home violated their fourth amendment rights. And they argued this was a very important public service, the police and the press said that it was educational for the public to see what it is that police, you know, officers do on a daily basis. Well, not in this situation. Now, the court, like I said, it was a narrow ruling.
Reporters can still trail police officers on the beat.
Just so long as they don't go into people's homes. Jan, thank you very much. All Rights Reserved.