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Courts Split Over GPS Tracking Privacy Rights
A Santa Clara case centers on a GPS device found on a car ignition. Federal and state courts clash on whether tracking movements requires warrants, with judges citing 1984 era privacy fears and the impact on Fourth Amendment protections. Proponents say GPS cuts stakeouts. opponents warn of pervasive surveillance without warrants.
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San Francisco
Yasir Afifi
Afifi
FBI
Santa Clara
George Orwell
Alex Kozinski
9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
California
Federal
Washington, D.C
Antoine Jones
Jones
Douglas Ginsburg
D.C
9Th Circuit
Juan Pineda- Moreno
Pineda- Moreno
Diarmuid O’scannlain
Kozinski
U.S. Supreme Court
George Washington University
Orin Kerr
Kerr
Calif