No Expectation of Privacy
Attorney David Allen addresses an interesting subject. It involves two robbery suspects who used cells phones. At trial, prosecutors presented evidence that the cell phones pinged off towers in the vicinity of and around the times of the robberies.
The two suspects were convicted, but appealed on the basis that prosecutors obtained the cell phone pings without their permission, and without search warrants, violating their 4th Amendment rights. Attorney Allen presents both sides and why the Appellate Court decided in favor of the prosecutors.
Posted on 09/08/2016, in Cases, Evidence and tagged cell phones, David Allen, Evidence, pings, privacy. Bookmark the permalink. 7 Comments.
We Hold These Truths To Be Self-Evident 
This makes sense. I like these videos!
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Hey Mindyme! It’s amazing how much information David Allen packs into less than 5 minutes. I learn from them.
How are you?
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Hey! I’m ok. How are you?
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Mindyme,
Good to hear that you’re ok. I woke up with another cold. Overall, I’m hanging-in. There are still more appointments with specialists scheduled.
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Xena, sorry to hear you have another cold. Hope it goes away quickly!
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Why, thank you. 🙂 I think that my immune system was built up after the last cold and it quickly battled the recent virus. I took some supplements this morning and now, don’t feel that I have a cold at all. We have had very warm days, and cold nights, plus lots of rain.
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I learn a lot from his videos, also. Thanks for posting them, Xena.
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