Less than a year after the decision in U.S. v. Jones, wherein the Supreme Court ruled that a warrant was needed before attaching a tracking device on a car, U.S. Circuit Judge John M. Rogers has concluded that federal agents can track someone using cell phone GPS data without first obtaining a warrant.
Unless overturned, this ruling expands dramatically ‘legal’ surveillance of U.S. citizens. Adam Serwer of Mother Jones examines the Court’s rationale. What do you think?
From Mother Jones
