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Can you explain how it suggests that? The most plausible explanation here seems to be the simplest: If the methods were exposed, the prosecutors it would have
by rtpg 12y ago
Can you explain how it suggests that?
The most plausible explanation here seems to be the simplest: If the methods were exposed, the prosecutors it would have probably been ruled a warrantless search.
- spacemanmatt 12y agoWhy do they even have the Stingray equipment from the FBI, if they can't use its output in court?
- Thimothy 12y agoIn this case is obvious that Stingray was used, but in other cases (Plenty of examples in the discussion) it might not be easy to probe that the police obtained the info that lead to the investigation illegally.
- Torgo 12y agoThey've had it since 2009 and this apparently is the first time they've been called out on how they actually got the evidence. Pretty good ROI, illegal or not.