U.S. v. Jones: Where Privacy, Technology and the Constitution Collide

In this week's vodcast, John W. Whitehead takes a look at United States v. Jones, a case before the U.S. Supreme Court in which police attached a GPS device to a suspect's vehicle and tracked his movements for over a month without a warrant. At stake in this case, says Whitehead, is nothing less than the continued vitality of the Fourth Amendment in the modern technological age in which we live.

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• The Rutherford Institute
• On Target
• John Whitehead
• Fourth Amendment
• Police State
• GPS

[QuartuvLarry]

It's time to fight back!

[kelbykross1]

i definitely agree that probable cause for specific cases should not allow technology to continue monitoring individuals and impeding on their freedom.

I really want to know how this case will pan out.

Technology should be respected, but not feared.

[jancrowb]

good information, the police state is pushing the law as far as they can until it becomes so pliable that they can twist it whatever way to suit themselves.