Cops Use of ‘Geofence’ Data Requires Search Warrant, Says SCOTUS
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A divided Supreme Court has clamped down on a surveillance technique that law enforcement agencies have leaned on with growing frequency, ruling that police must obtain a warrant before pulling cellphone location records from tech companies. The 6 to 3 decision arrived in Chatrie v. United States, a case rooted in a Virginia bank heist […]
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- ZeroHedgeHow Total Surveillance Conquered The Last Sanctuary Of Human Privacyabout 1 month ago
- Resist the MainstreamCops Use of ‘Geofence’ Data Requires Search Warrant, Says SCOTUSabout 2 months ago
- The Post MillennialBREAKING: SCOTUS rules cops' use of 'geofence' data requires search warrantabout 2 months ago
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