United States:
Supreme Court May Soon Set Fourth Amendment Precedent for Mobile Technology
15 February 2014
Fox Rothschild LLP
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Alain Leibman was cited in The Lexblog Network article,
"Supreme Court May Soon Set Fourth Amendment Precedent for
Mobile Technology." While the full text can be found in the
January 27, 2014, issue of The Lexblog Network, a synopsis
is noted below.
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear two consolidated cases
on whether or not the defendants' Fourth Amendment rights were
violated when police officers searched their cell phones without
warrants.
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