February 11, 2012
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 →
NTIA Says “LightSquared is in Wonderland”
Email Let’s get the critical, boring information out of the way first: OSTP is a...
NTIA Says “LightSquared is in Wonderland”
Email Let’s get the critical, boring information out of the way first: OSTP is a...
GPS Devices: A Tremendous Benefit to Commercial and Government Fleets
Email A fleet of cargo or freight trucks no doubt provides an incredible logistical challenge...
LightSquared and GPS Play the Blame Game
Email For more than a year, LightSquared has been fighting for the right to develop...
Supreme Court Ruling Could Make or Break First-Degree Murder Trial
Email In wake of the recent Supreme Court ruling, calling warrantless GPS tracking unconstitutional, attorneys...
More Warnings About LightSquared GPS Receiver Interference
Email The company LightSquared has gained a huge amount of publicity in recent weeks, but...