Excerpt
Cellphones have become an ever-present part of modern life. They’re not only a means for communication, they also are a source of entertainment and endless information. In order to provide these features, cellphones have to be in constant contact with their cellular networks through a nationwide system of cellular towers. Because of this, cellphone service providers have detailed information about the location of every device on their network. Such information can prove to be extremely useful for law enforcement in determining the whereabouts of a suspect’s cellphone at the time of a crime. Such was the case …
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Foreword
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Inside the Court
Endangered Species, Death Penalty, and Double Jeopardy on the Docket
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High-Tech Searches
Overview of Supreme Court Decisions on Police Surveillance
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Before the Court in Carpenter v. United States
The Justices Weigh in on Police Use of Cell-Site Records
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Opinion of the Court in Carpenter v. United States
Police Access to Cell-Site Records Does Require a Search Warrant
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Glossary
Definition of Common Legal Terms Used in Supreme Court Debates
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Pro & Con
Do Warrantless Searches of Cellphone Records Violate the Fourth Amendment?