By Jim Harper
Does a more careful reading of the Supreme Court’s decision in U.S. v. Jones turn up a lurking victory for the government? Modern media moves so fast that the second-day story happens in the afternoon of the first. The Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday morning that government agents conduct a Fourth Amendment search when they [...]
The Second-Day Story on U.S. v. Jones is a post from Cato @ Liberty – Cato Institute Blog
By Jim Harper
The Supreme Court has delivered a big win for privacy in U.S. v. Jones. That’s the case in which government agents placed a GPS device on a car and used it to track a person round-the-clock for four weeks. The question before the Court was whether the government may do this in the absence of [...]
U.S. v. Jones: A Big Privacy Win is a post from Cato @ Liberty – Cato Institute Blog
By Jim Harper
The Supreme Court has delivered a big win for privacy in U.S. v. Jones. That’s the case in which government agents placed a GPS device on a car and used it to track a person round-the-clock for four weeks. The question before the Court was whether the government may do this in the absence of [...]
U.S. v. Jones: A Big Privacy Win is a post from Cato @ Liberty – Cato Institute Blog
