This morning the Supreme Court heard Carpenter v. United States, a case concerning legal protection for the privacy of location data collected by cell phone service providers. Will the Court reinstate Fourth Amendment privacy protection for our data? This and more on today’s show. See Program Notes, below, for the stories, etc., I plan to discuss.
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Program Notes
The Supreme Court’s Opportunity to Legalize Privacy
Carpenter v. United States: The Court’s Opportunity to Legalize Privacy
Carpenter v United States at SCOTUSblog
Cops, Cellphones and Privacy at the Supreme Court
Don't Let It Go 