What difference does it make if you're required to carry an ID without an RF tracker as opposed to one that is?
One has a radio transmitter.
How does being required to carry a badge for access to a facility a violation of your Fifth Amendment rights?
It isn't, providing I have a choice (I don't have a reasonable choice not to attend school) and the badge does not have a radio transmitter in it. However, in this case both of those tests fail.
The Fifth Amendment implies the privacy of personal information, and location is information. Possessing a badge that broadcasts my location to the government is potentially in conflict with the right against self-incrimination.
Last edited by Bobmuhthol; 10-15-2010 at 02:29 PM.
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