Police face new limits on cell phone location searches after Supreme Court ruling | Orange County Register
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The Supreme Court ruling limits police access to cell phone location data during geofence searches, emphasizing constitutional protections against unreasonable search and seizure. This decision reflects ongoing tensions between technological advancements in law enforcement and individuals' privacy rights.
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The article is an effective news piece that provides a clear overview of the Supreme Court ruling's impact on geofence searches. It includes relevant legal insights and representations from law enforcement, although it could benefit from more explicit source attributions.
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