> Bruley said detectives learned about the potential value of the practice and how to write the warrant applications at an August training seminar held by ZetX,

> Bruley said detectives learned about the potential value of the practice and how to write the warrant applications at an August training seminar held by ZetX, an Arizona-based company that teaches police about cellphone investigations, and sells software called TRAX that generates legal documents and maps cellphone data to assist in analysis. The company holds trainings all across the country. > Material from the U.S. Department of Justice was presented, said Bruley, including suggested language for use in these types of warrants. I found this bit to be concerning as well. Create software that is more valuable with more warrants? "Train" officers on how to carefully write warrants to sneak them past overworked and less-technologically-sophisticated judges. Judicial deception as business development.