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Court weighs cellphone searches and digital privacy
The Supreme Court faces whether warrantless searches of cellphones after arrest fit Fourth Amendment protections. Courts diverge on applying 1970s rules to smartphones with vast personal data. Justices may announce whether to hear appeals linked to drug cases and broader digital data collection cases.
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