Peace officers need a warrant to go through your cell phone now
This is a new case just handed down yesterday:
In California, "police may not search a digital information on cellphones seized from arrestees without warrant because government's interests do not justify them" Cite as 2014 DJDAR 8220, Supreme Court of the United States, Riley v. California, No. 13-132.
Case involves a gangbanger who was stopped for a traffic stop, which led to arrest on weapons charges. An officer searching Riley during the arrest seized a cell phone from Riley's pants pocket and searched it, and other officers did as well. They were able to link Riley to a recent shooting, and enhanced punishment for gang membership. Riley was able to suppress it.
Held: "the police generally may not, without a warrant, search digital information on a cell phone, seized from an individual who has been arrested". A warrant is needed. They note that a cell phone today can store a ton of data and allowing an officer to go through same is an intrusion of privacy and since that data can also be stored on the cloud, "a search may extend well beyond papers and effects in the physical proximity of an arrestee, a concern that the USA Recognizes but cannot definitively foreclose".
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Did you read your own link?
[QUOTE=MovieLawGuy;2141523]With respect, you're not entirely correct. Cops around the country fuck prostitutes all the time. Here's one example of a state trying to make it illegal to fuck in the course of an investigation and the police backlash:
[URL]http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/03/20/hawaii-law-police-sex-with-prostitutes_n_5003715.html[/URL][/QUOTE]Sorry to beat on this horse one more time. I already responded to MovieLawGuy's comment above and I didn't see a response that he did that has been deleted by the Admin.
I just want to make a final observation that the link MLG cited above goes contrary to his assertion that police around the country fuck prostitutes all the time. Speaking in the context of actual condoned law enforcement and not corruption. We know they corruptly fuck prostitutes all the time.
If you read the Huffington article MLG linked, it indicates that Hawaii is the ONLY jurisdiction in the USA That may permit a police undercover to have sex with the subject of a prostitution investigation, and many there are trying to end the practice though also indicating its hardly if ever been exercised. The article runs exactly contrary to MLG's statement that it's happening all over the country all the time. The final key quote in the article as follows:
Skeptics (skeptical of the authority provided by Hawaii's law), such as Roger Young, a retired special agent who for more than 20 years worked sex crimes for the FBI from Las Vegas and has trained vice squads around the country, remain unconvinced.
Young said Thursday, "I don't know of any state or federal law that allows any law enforcement officer undercover to penetrate or do what this (Hawaii) law is allowing".
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[QUOTE=CreamyBare;2144156]Your comments are anecdotal at best. I am a former journalist / columnist. My main subject of interest is civil liberties, and I've done quite a lot of research in this specific area.
Other posts in is thread have demonstrated the point: police are allowed (normally with prior administrative approval) to engage in activities to maintain their cover, including but not limited to using drugs, getting naked, and having sex.
The Supreme Court has upheld this, and there are plenty of times that law enforcement agencies have inserted "agent provocateurs" (see FBI cointelpro).[/QUOTE]