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Here is an interesting technology case from the Third Circuit as reported by the Wall Street Journal blog. Technology has made it increasingly easy for the government to track an individual’s whereabouts. But on Tuesday, a three-judge panel of the Third Circuit ratcheted back the government’s surveillance power, finding that…

Thanks to howappealing.law.com, here is a Ohio State Supreme Court opinion in State v. Smith.  The issue is warrantless searches of cell-phones.  While this issue may have been raised in a court-martial, I don’t see a relevant military appellate decision.  So the issue is apparently an open one for court-martial…