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Master of Landmark supreme court cases
schopenhauer The European Court of Justice struck down an EU directive requiring telecom companies to store citizens' personal data for years.
schopenhauer Canada's Supreme Court ruled that police cannot request internet subscriber information from service providers without a warrant.
schopenhauer Swipe through landmark rulings to learn how the Constitution protects your digital privacy.
Giant digital libraries: In the Riley case, the US Supreme Court noted that modern cell phones hold more personal information than an entire house did in 1791.
A document issued by a legal official authorizing police to conduct a search or seizure. In 2018, the Supreme Court ruled that police must obtain one to access historical cellphone location data.
In the 2014 Riley v. California case, the US Supreme Court ruled that police need what to search a cell phone?
Which country's Supreme Court ruled in the 2014 R. v. Spencer case that IP addresses deserve privacy?
Who wrote the unanimous 9-0 opinion for the US Supreme Court in the 2014 Riley v. California case?
In United States v. Jones (2012), the police attached what device to a suspect's Jeep without a valid warrant?
Which amendment to the US Constitution protects citizens against unreasonable searches and seizures?
Which international court struck down the European Union's mass data storage directive in 2014?
For how many days did the police track the suspect's vehicle in the 2012 United States v. Jones case?