Supreme Court Decides Warrants Needed for GPS Tracking
TAGS: constitution | privacy | United States v. Jones | US Supreme Court | Warrant | warrantless tracking
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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 →
Supreme Court GPS Update
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The use of GPS tracking and the concerns over invasion of privacy have reached the highest court in the land. The United States Supreme Court is set to hear arguments …Continue reading →
Supreme Court Warrentless Tracking Update
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We’ve been closely following the case currently being decided in the US Supreme Court on the issue of warrantless tracking and its use by law enforcement. To summarize, Antoine Jones …Continue reading →
GPS Tracking Before the Supreme Court
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A case being heard by the U.S. Supreme Court addresses the role of GPS tracking technology in law enforcement. At issue is the FBI’s use of a GPS tracker secretly …Continue reading →
Supreme Court Debates Legality of Warrantless GPS Tracking
TAGS: police tracking | supreme court | warrantless tracking
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In a case likely to cause reverberations throughout the nation, the Supreme Court prepares to determine whether or not it is constitutional for police to track the movements of suspected …Continue reading →
Your Privacy: What Does It Really Mean to You?
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An article on a Dallas, Texas, news site (KDAF-TV) puts an interesting spin on GPS tracking technology. Right now, the Supreme Court is trying to decide whether or not warrantless …Continue reading →
NY Court: State Had a Right to Track Employer’s Private Vehicle
TAGS: cunningham case | NY courts | warrantless tracking
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In 2008, the state of New York placed a GPS tracking device on Michael Cunningham’s car. The vehicle that Cunningham was driving at the time was not a state vehicle. …Continue reading →
Texas District Court Judge: Warrantless Tracking Unconstitutional
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Judge Lynne Hughes of the Southern District Court of Texas has deemed law enforcements’ use of cell phone records without first obtaining a warrant unconstitutional. She says that the information …Continue reading →
A Fight For Warrantless GPS Tracking
TAGS: gps warrants | tracking criminals | warrantless tracking
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US v. Jones began November 8th, and this is a case that will decide the fate of warrantless GPS tracking. The case originated in Washington DC, and involved a drug …Continue reading →
Warrantless Tracking: An Opposing Stance
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November 7th marks a historic moment in the GPS tracking device world. The US Supreme court is set to begin proceedings to determine whether or not law enforcement or a …Continue reading →