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This seems ridiculous, it's pretty clear that the government had enough evidence to justify a warrant to for the location data- they had already obtained one to
by Floegipoky 10y ago
This seems ridiculous, it's pretty clear that the government had enough evidence to justify a warrant to for the location data- they had already obtained one to search the phones. The difference here is purely procedural, of course the court is going to refuse to overturn a guilty verdict just because they asked for a court order instead of a second warrant. And now we have this shitty law.
- BeefySwain 10y ago*precedent, not law.