'Radio tracking' presentation slideshows

Privacy in Public Places: Does GPS Surveillance Provide a Plain View?

Privacy in Public Places: Does GPS Surveillance Provide a Plain View?. Prof. Mark Tunick. GPS Surveillance. Uses of GPS without search warrant. To catch serial burglar (State v. Scott, 2006) To catch murderer who drove to location of buried body (Washington v Jackson, 2003)

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