Just Pay the Ticket!: Is Chalking Tires an Unconstitutional Search

Police use of tire-chalking to enforce parking time limits does not violate the Fourth Amendment . The practice fits within the administrative search and implied consent exceptions to the warrant requirement. Taylor v. City of Saginaw was wrongly decided.

Federal judge rules tire-chalking unconstitutional in Saginaw class-action lawsuit

I left my car street parked for three weeks while out of town. It wasn't a zoned street and normally I park there every day. Someone marked my tire with yellow paint.

Chalking tires for tickets still legal in Alabama, despite court ruling

The Vineyard Gazette - Martha's Vineyard News Chalking Tires Ruled Unconstitutional; Vineyard Says Not So Fast

Lose the Chalk, Officer: Court Finds Marking Tires of Parked Cars Unconstitutional - The New York Times

Chalking tires is unconstitutional, court declares - FM100.3 - Better Music Better Work Day

Is Chalking Tires an Unconstitutional Search? - Rudman Winchell

Chalk this one up to public debate - The Martha's Vineyard Times

Is It Unconstitutional For Parking Enforcement To Chalk Tires?

Parking officials can't chalk tires, court rules

City of Ukiah plans to leave the chalking business – The Ukiah Daily Journal

Baraboo, Portage police address federal court's tire-chalking ruling