State Court Tells Cops Getting A Warrant Two Years After An Illegal Phone Search Doesn't Suddenly Make The Search Legal
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The Supreme Court’s Riley decision has been the law of the land since 2014. If cops want to search seized cell phones, they need a warrant. Nearly a decade on, cops are still violating it. The inability to follow the rules has seen evidence in this criminal case (brought to us by FourthAmendment.com) tossed twice. […]
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