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.
Digital Evidence
Cell phones exempt from the automobile search exception, Ninth Circuit rules
Data From Wearable Devices Could Soon Land You in Jail
Cellphone tracking: Find an address? Easy. But new devices can calculate your altitude.
Judge threatens detective with contempt for declining to reveal cellphone tracking methods (MD)
U.S. Spy Program Targeted Cellphones Of U.S. Citizens
Americans’ Cellphones Targeted in Secret U.S. Spy Program
Stingrays: Not Just for Feds!
The Stingray menace
Charlotte-Mecklenburg police cellphone surveillance records sought
Stingrays and Privacy
The Florida Supreme Court recently issued an opinion holding that the Fourth Amendment protections apply to real time cell site location information. The court distinguishes real-time cell site location records from historical data, emphasizing that historical cell site location records are not at issue in this case. This real time location surveillance is done with …