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Time for a quick primer on the law of accessing phones under the 4th Amendment. [View all]
OnlineDefamationExpertHat RetweetedNina Totenberg's story on the leak investigation suggests that clerks are worried that investigators might try to access their phones in blatant violation of Riley v. California (2014).
Time for a quick primer on the law of accessing phones under the 4th Amendment.
Time for a quick primer on the law of accessing phones under the 4th Amendment.
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Exclusive: Supreme Court leak investigation heats up as clerks are asked for phone records in unprecedented move
By Joan Biskupic, CNN legal analyst & Supreme Court biographer
Updated 9:20 AM ET, Wed June 1, 2022
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By Joan Biskupic, CNN legal analyst & Supreme Court biographer
Updated 9:20 AM ET, Wed June 1, 2022
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