Supreme Court Rules Law Enforcement Must Have Search Warrant For GPS Tracking

Rickey Stokes

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Date: Jan 25 2012 11:07 PM

The Supreme Court has ruled that law enforcement must have a search warrant to place a tracking device on a person's vehicle.

The measure has been used to install tracing devices on suspects vehicles to track their movements. It takes about 15 seconds to pull up next to a vehicle in a parking lot and reach underneath the vehicle and clamp the tracking device to a car. The device is clamped with magnets or wire ties to the vehicle. It will allow law enforcement to track a vehicles movements via internet.

In fact, with the tracking devices, alerts can be set uo to come to a persons cell phone whe the vehicle moves.

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Racking devices are sneaky. Several years ago I has a device under the headrest of my daughte's acr. It would last for about 7 days between charges. Evertime her car reached the speed of 65 MPH or more, I would recieve a text message of the speed and where she was at. I would then call her and tell her she had better slow that car down. She woudl look everywhere for me. I was at home and the device was under her headrest.

That was the dangers my children had for their dad being a private investigator.

There are many tricks. But I will not reveal them. Someone might want to hire me!  334-790-1729!

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