Attorneys for a Baltimore man suing police over the use of a cell site simulator to locate him are asking a federal appellate court to review the case after it was dismissed earlier this month. Kerron Andrews filed suit arguing ...
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Read More »A Maryland appeals court has issued an opinion almost a month after determining that a clandestine cellphone-surveillance device used by Baltimore police in an attempted murder case violates the Fourth Amendment and any evidence collected using it must be excluded. ...
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BALTIMORE — A Maryland appeals court says a clandestine cellphone-surveillance device used by Baltimore police in an attempted murder case violates the Fourth Amendment and any evidence collected using it must be excluded. The Court of Special Appeals issued the ...
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Wrongly convicted man receives $13.2 million award heads news summary that includes a rehab center charged with murder, Stingray concerns and alcohol use by attorneys.
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Read More »American law enforcement has fallen in love with the Stingray, a type of gadget that impersonates cellphone towers in order to gather information from people’s mobile devices.
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Read More »StingRay surveillance tool leads news summary that includes look at insanity defense, sexual-harassment trial and conviction for criticizing Thai monarchy.
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