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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: 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: 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: Official can't be fired in sex e-mail flap
October 17, 2007 Pennsylvania court rules that a senior bureaucrat who circulated photos of exposed body parts should be reinstated at a lower level.Police Blotter: Verizon forced to turn over text messages
December 5, 2007 Justice Department gets judge's approval to obtain archived SMS text messages from wireless carrier without first obtaining a warrant.Police Blotter: MySpace profile sets convicted felon free
November 30, 2007 Man convicted of molesting two girls gets new trial after appeals court agrees jurors shouldn't have perused MySpace for one girl's profile.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: Can a cell phone camera intimidate a witness?
November 16, 2007 Court rules that trial defendant committed crime when pretending to photograph an undercover officer with his cell phone.Police Blotter: Fired worker blames porn on malware
October 3, 2007 Respiratory therapist, fired after porn bookmarks were found on a hospital computer, unsuccessfully uses the virus-did-it claim.Police Blotter: Justice Dept.'s warrantless eavesdropping rejected
September 26, 2007 Federal judge denies Justice Department's request to record parts of phone calls sans a wiretap order, concluding it violates the 4th Amendment.Police Blotter: Intoxilyzer code must be disclosed
January 28, 2008 Appeals court rules that Kentucky driver facing DUI charges based on a closed-source breath alcohol reading can inspect the source code.Police Blotter: Cops need warrant to search cell phone?
May 30, 2007 Alleged medical-marijuana distributors arrested in San Francisco say police should have obtained warrant for search of cell phone.Police Blotter: Is computer-generated pornography illegal?
November 2, 2007 Utah jury delivers guilty verdict after being told "computer-generated images" of nude minors are illegal--despite Supreme Court ruling.Police Blotter: Craigslist toddler giveaway ad sparks suit
October 26, 2007 Homeless mother who posted Craigslist ad to find someone to take her 3-year-old daughter tries to get her back from social services.Police Blotter: Dot-com swindler goes to prison
November 21, 2007 Appeals court upholds verdict, revokes bail for church elder convicted of bilking dot-com IPO investors out of their life savings.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: Imprisoned sex offenders demand PCs
May 16, 2007 Sex offenders committed to Minnesota facility say confiscation of their PCs in security crackdown violates their constitutional rights.Police Blotter: Is it legal to use an alias anymore?
October 12, 2007 Arizona senior citizen sentenced to 10 years for inventing the name "Peter Reynolds" and using it to open bank accounts, pay his monthly bills.Police blotter: Can someone else let cops search your PC?
May 2, 2007 A man whose father gave Homeland Security agents permission to search his computer says they should have used a warrant.Police blotter: Secret recording inadmissible against bus driver
April 25, 2007 Parents of 9-year-old put recorder in his backpack when concerned about abuse by school bus driver. But recording can't be used as evidence.
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