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No Privacy in Your Trash, Minnesota Supreme Court Rules

2015-03-12 00:56:00| Waste Age

<a href="http://www.mprnews.org/">MPR News</a> Rejecting a dissenting justice who said the nature of trash has changed, the Minnesota Supreme Court today ruled that you should have no expectation of privacy when putting your trash at the curb, saying the Minnesota Constitution does not provide greater privacy protection of trash than the U.S. Constitution. read more

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