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Old 04-20-2012, 05:48 PM   #72
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I have a feeling that might be tested in court soon, there are a number of privacy cases on the US Supreme Court docket already.
I'm not aware of any civil cases that would directly implicate this kind of privacy issue on the USSC's docket, or likely to be in the near future in terms of cert petitions. Care to specify? The criminal cases (GPS, etc) are really an entirely different ball of 4th amendment wax.
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