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Police blotter: Flap over nude photos of Cameron Diaz
October 20, 2006 In this week's installment, computer forensics is key to a case over nude photos of the actress.Police blotter: Child porn in Web cache OK
November 24, 2006 In this week's installment, court reverses conviction of man who viewed illegal porn but didn't know it was saved in his Web cache.Police Blotter: Necrobabes.com leads to murder conviction
June 21, 2007 Texas church leader is convicted of capital murder in part because of his AOL searches and visits to Necrobabes.com.Police Blotter: Armed robbers nabbed through text messages
February 25, 2008 Court doesn't agree with armed-robbery defendants, who say police need a judge-signed court order to obtain archived text messages.Police blotter: Enhanced video used to convict arsonist
May 12, 2006 Court rules on whether a digitally enhanced videotape can be used against a woman accused of burning down her employer's offices.Police blotter: Best Buy 'hacker' loses in court
December 2, 2005 Thomas Eli Ray says someone else used his PC to try to extort $2.5 million from Best Buy. Judges don't buy it.Police blotter: Cell phone tracking rejected
March 3, 2006 Two federal judges join a growing number of courts that are rejecting police demands to be able to track Americans without first getting a warrant.Police blotter: Cell phone tracking rejected
September 2, 2005 Judge says Patriot Act doesn't let feds snoop on someone's cell phone location without some evidence of criminal activity.Police blotter: Judge lets Feds track cell phones
December 23, 2005 Federal judge approves a Patriot Act request to monitor the location of cell phones. Other courts have denied similar requests.Police blotter: Computer logs as alibi in wife's death
March 14, 2007 Court of appeals upholds conviction of man who says he was editing photos as wife searched online for ways to commit suicide.Police Blotter: Can Circuit City techs legally peruse files?
December 14, 2007 After retailer allegedly discovers contraband on man's PC, he asks judges to say results of search can't be used as evidence.Police blotter: Cops OK to copy cell phone content
April 19, 2007 Truck driver arrested on drug charges says state troopers needed a warrant before copying contents of his cell phones.Police Blotter: Did blogging juror affect DUI trial?
November 9, 2007 Court of appeals upholds conviction of drunk driver who asked for a new trial because of a juror's blogging.Police Blotter: MySpace profile becomes part of rape conviction
August 16, 2007 Man charged with statutory rape wants to use as evidence victim's MySpace.com page that falsely claimed she was 18 years old.Police Blotter: Murderer nabbed via tracking, Web search
March 18, 2008 Husband's death is discovered through a vehicle-tracking device and a search for "decomposition of a body in water."Police blotter: Patriot Act e-mail spying approved
February 10, 2006 Federal judge OKs prosecutors' Patriot Act request for e-mail surveillance without any evidence of wrongdoing by the target.Police Blotter: E911 rules aid police in tracking cell phones
February 8, 2008 Court order lets Homeland Security obtain precise location data from T-Mobile about customer's movements in real time.Police blotter: Feds' cell phone tracking denied
October 28, 2005 Police must show some evidence of actual criminal activity before tracking cell phone users' location, judges conclude.Police blotter: Sysadmin loses e-intrusion case
January 13, 2006 Appeals court upholds sentence of former system administrator who deleted his colleague's account after losing his job.Police blotter: Porn suspect claims rights breach
September 16, 2005 Man facing child pornography charges asks a court to throw out evidence he claims was illegally seized by government agents.
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