Supreme Court Decides Warrants Needed for GPS Tracking TAGS: constitution | privacy | United States v. Jones | US Supreme Court | Warrant | warrantless tracking Email In a historical case, the highest courts in the land, the U.S. Supreme Court, ruled that law enforcement are required to obtain a warrant before monitoring a suspect with a …Continue reading →

New GPS Tracking Law in Vermont is Unpopular TAGS: constitution | GPS Tracking | vermont Email Because of recent laws, the state of Vermont can no longer handle search warrants the way that they were previously handled. Up until recently, courts in Vermont were able to …Continue reading →

Constitution Project Weighs in on Warrantless GPS Tracking TAGS: constitution | constitution project | DEA Email The United States Supreme Court is getting ready to rule on the legality of warrantless GPS tracking scheduled for November 2011. The case at hand involves Washington nightclub owner Antoine …Continue reading →

NYPD Calls Accusations “Fictional” TAGS: constitution | hurricane irene | NYPD Email This weekend, we published an article about a NYPD spy ring. To summarize, the Associated Press had released a story stating that the NYPD has been spying on certain ethnic …Continue reading →

GPS Tracking Systems vs. Privacy – Which Side Wins? TAGS: constitution | court | court decision | legal rights | search and seizure Email By James Neely In Boston, Massachusetts there is a case pending before the Supreme Judicial Court which will decide the legality of using GPS Tracking systems in tracking suspected criminals …Continue reading →