Court Rules Probable-Cause Warrant Required for GPS Trackers | WIRED
SCOTUS: GPS tracking is a search - POLITICO
Supreme Court Strikes Down GPS Tracking Device | US v. Jones (2012)
Supreme Court Ruling in NJ Limits GPS Monitoring Of Sex Offenders
Does tracking a car with a GPS require a police warrant?
Attorney Goldstein Argues in Front of Supreme Court of Pennsylvania | Goldstein Mehta LLC
During A Divorce Think Twice Before Using A Gps System To Ascertain Your Spouses Whereabouts 1 | Townsend, Tomaio & Newmark
Judge rules use of GPS to track a cheating spouse is not an invasion of privacy - nj.com
Appeals court ruling on 24/7 GPS-monitoring of charter boats could play role in Supreme Court Chevron battle | SeafoodSource
Supreme Court limits police use of GPS tracking - The Washington Post
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The Supreme Court decision in New Jersey's sports gambling case could be worth billions around the country - SBNation.com
U.S. Supreme Court: GPS Trackers Are a Form of Search and Seizure - The Atlantic
NJ Supreme Court upholds collective bargaining rights - New Jersey Education Association
State Supreme Court requires warrant to track cars with GPS | Arizona Capitol Times
New Jersey Supreme Court: Warrant Required To Track Via Cell Phone GPS – Outside the Beltway
GPS Archives - ACSOL
The Supreme Court Decides the GPS Case, United States v. Jones, and the Fourth Amendment Evolves: | Sherry F. Colb | Verdict | Legal Analysis and Commentary from Justia
How the Supreme Court Changed America This Year - POLITICO Magazine
Does tracking a car with a GPS require a police warrant?
FBI Still Struggling With Supreme Court's GPS Ruling : NPR
NJ Supreme Court dismisses 300,000 parking, motor vehicle cases
Supreme Court decision on NY gun law could affect Mass. gun policies
Bills aimed at trucker safety advance, over outcry from trucking industry - New Jersey Monitor
Can GPS or Black Box Evidence Used Without Consent Be Used in Court? - Abrams Landau, Ltd.
Tool gives police sweeping location data from popular apps, sometimes without warrants - oregonlive.com
The Supreme Court Decides the GPS Case, United States v. Jones, and the Fourth Amendment Evolves: | Sherry F. Colb | Verdict | Legal Analysis and Commentary from Justia
