The Supreme Court ruled Monday in Chatrie v. United States that, when law enforcement used a geofence warrant directing Google to produce location data for every cellphone near a Virginia bank during a 2019 robbery, they conducted a “search” under the Fourth Amendment. By a 6-3 vote, the Court sent the case back to the […]
The Supreme Court ruled Monday in Chatrie v. United States that, when law enforcement used a geofence warrant directing Google to produce location data for every cellphone near a Virginia bank during a 2019 robbery, they conducted a “search” under the Fourth Amendment. By a 6-3 vote, the Court sent the case back to the […]
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