Appeals court upholds dismissal of driver privacy lawsuit against Wabasha County, others

A federal appeals court ruling has affirmed a lower court ruling dismissing allegations that Wabasha County and other law enforcement agencies improperly accessed the driver’s license data of local political activists.

The case revolves around a 1994 federal law called the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act (DPPA) that restricts the circumstances under which law enforcement personnel and others may look up driver’s license data.

 


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