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No. 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 appea
by pm90 9y ago
No. 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.