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My question to any lawyers or legal experts in the room. Would the opposite be true? If my phone isn't at the location of the crime, can I argue that I also w
by giarc 9y ago
My question to any lawyers or legal experts in the room.
Would the opposite be true? If my phone isn't at the location of the crime, can I argue that I also wasn't there?
Therefore a criminal just needs to leave his/her cell phone at home and present the location data as evidence.
- pm90 9y agoNo. Because your cellphone may not have been on your person. If it isn't clear yet: the cellphone records were used to find the suspected ringleader (the appealing person in the case). They weren't the sole evidence for his conviction by lower courts.
- giarc 9y agoI see, so even if the SCOTUS finds the police over reached with the data they gathered, Tiny Tim could still have his sentence upheld.