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Should Police Need a Warrant to Buy Your Location Data?
Should law enforcement need a warrant before purchasing commercially available location data that reveals a person's movements? Host A and Host B debate the constitutional and practical implications of the data-broker loophole in the wake of the Supreme Court's Chatrie v. United States decision. Host A argues that digital location tracking is highly revealing and deserves Fourth Amendment protection regardless of the government's procurement method. Host B contends that commercial data is distinct from compelled disclosure, that investigators need flexible tools for public safety and missing…
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