Court rules cities in 4 states cannot chalk tires to track parking - American City and County
To chalk or not to chalk?: Area officials discuss how a Michigan federal court ruling could affect parking enforcement locally - The Dispatch
Parking officials can't chalk tires, court rules
Bay City resumes parking enforcement with chalk marks on pavement - mlive.com
Parking officials can't chalk tires, court rules
Marking tires with chalk to track how long a car has been parked violates the Constitution, an appeals court found | CNN
California: $500 Ticket for Tire Cleaning
Chalking tires to enforce parking rules is unconstitutional, court finds
American vs. European Parking Enforcement Objects: Chalk Stick vs. Parking Disc - Core77
Tire Chalking for Parking Reinforcement - Get My Parking
Chalk it up to bad policing of parking violators? | Business Insurance
Just Pay the Ticket!: Is Chalking Tires an Unconstitutional Search? - Yale Journal on Regulation
Court: Chalked tires violate rights of Michigan woman with 14 parking tickets - Autoblog
Chalking Tires To Monitor Parking Times Ruled Unconstitutional - YouTube
No Chalk, No Problem. Why Chalking Cars IS the New Problem - WOUB Public Media
Chalking Tires To Issue Parking Tickets Violates The Fourth Amendment, Federal Court Rules
Federal Court Rules Chalking Tires Of Parked Cars Is Unconstitutional In Michigan
A year in prison for removing chalk? - YouTube
Here's why Toronto car owners keep finding lines of chalk drawn on their tires
No Chalk, No Problem. Why Chalking Cars IS the New Problem - WOUB Public Media
Marking tires of parked cars with chalk is unconstitutional, court rules
Despite federal ruling, tire chalking continues in DeLand
Roadshow: Chalk sticks, cameras and other ways to enforce parking time limits – The Mercury News
Parking Enforcers Who Chalk Tires Violate The Constitution, Court Rules : NPR
Court rules tire-chalking violates Fourth Amendment
Does anyone know what's up with someone chalking my car? I was under the impression the Supreme Courts ruled this unconstitutional. Did it yesterday, I moved it, and now it's here again. :
