Texas Man Challenges Armed Robbery Conviction Over Flock Camera Search
- A Texas man is challenging his armed robbery conviction, arguing that the use of Flock cameras by police without a warrant is unconstitutional.
- Defense lawyers have requested a federal appeals court to void the conviction.
- The cameras are seen as giving police more power than what the Constitution allows.
- Hawaii voters will decide on two proposed amendments to the state Constitution in the Nov. 3 general election to boost affordable homes.
- Each amendment requires a majority 'yes' vote from all ballots issued to pass.