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Judges declare cell phone records aren’t your property

By Jim Babka | Published August 8, 2017

Your cell phone has no 4th Amendment protection. Solution here. Retweet If you have a mobile phone, you’ll want us to file an amicus brief in the case of Carpenter…

Posted in Blog | Tagged amicus, Antoine Jones, Carpenter v United States, Cell Site Location Information, CSLI, Downsize DC, Florida v Jardines, Fourth Amendment, Jim Babka, mere evidence, Perry Willis, privacy rationale, United States v Graham, United States v. Jones, Zodhiates | Leave a comment

How Downsize DC continues to restore the Fourth Amendment

By Jim Babka | Published July 12, 2017

Privacy expectation, weak. Property right, strong.

Posted in Blog | Tagged amicus, Fourth Amendment, GPS tracking, Jim Babka, nTelos/Sprint, Perry Willis, property analysis, property rights, reasonable expectation of privacy, Supreme Court, United States v. Jones, Zodhiates | 1 Comment