> There is apparently not space in this article for the important qualifier: during a search incident to arrest. Why do you say that? In the article it clearly

> There is apparently not space in this article for the important qualifier: during a search incident to arrest. Why do you say that? In the article it clearly states: > The case in question dates back to 2007, when a man from Massachusetts was arrested for allegedly selling crack cocaine. Police seized his cell phone and, without a warrant, searched its contents to access information that allowed them to locate the defendant’s home. Did it not say that when you wrote this comment, or were you merely commenting on the headline or first two paragraphs of the article?