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Digital Evidence
Baltimore judge allows police use of Stingray phone tracking in murder case
AT&T: Historical cell-phone location data provides ‘detailed and intimate portrayal of the targeted person’s daily habits and work and leisure routines’
Stingray spying: FBI’s secret deal with police hides phone dragnet from courts
Prosecutors clear CMPD in cellphone surveillance
NY Court Orders Sheriff To Reveal Details On Stingray Mobile Phone Surveillance
Appeals court considering warrantless cellphone tracking
Supreme Court review of cell-site cases?
Police are scooping up data from cellphones
Privacy concerns over Sheriff’s cell tracking devices (NY)
There must be a search protocol for cell phone searches to prevent general searches
No cell phone warrants without search protocols, magistrate judge rules
Jeffrey B. Welty, Digital Evidence
A guide to the legal issues presented by the collection of digital evidence in criminal cases, written mainly for North Carolina judges, lawyers, and officers. This book addresses how such evidence may be obtained and the rules that govern its use in court and is available for purchase.