Uvalde Shooting Investigation Reveals Major Privacy Violation

In Carpenter v. United States, the Supreme Court noted that, in order for law enforcement officials to obtain location data for cell phones, they needed to have a warrant signed by a neutral and detached magistrate, establish probable cause to believe that the location data was relevant to a criminal case and ensure that the..

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