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Supreme Court considers whether police search of cellphone records violates Fourth Amendment

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UMA Protocol Federal Reserve Supreme Court SEC

Jurisdiction:

federal

Status:active

First reported:Apr 23, 2026

Updated:Apr 29, 2026

Coverage: 5 sources | Primary docs: 1

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Supreme Court considers whether police search of cellphone records violates Fourth Amendment

ABA Journal | Apr 23, 2026

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Apr 23, 2026Filing

Supreme Court considers whether police search of cellphone records violates Fourth Amendment

Coverage (5 sources)

Earlier

ABA JournalChemerinsky: Supreme Court examines how police use of technology may clash with Fourth Amendment

Apr 29, 2026

Associated PressSupreme Court seems inclined to allow police to use geofence warrants to identify criminal suspects

Apr 27, 2026

Bloomberg LawSupreme Court Weighs Warrants Tied to Phone Location Data (1)

Apr 27, 2026

Associated PressA bank robber's cellphone gave him away. Now the Supreme Court is hearing his case

Apr 25, 2026

ABA JournalSupreme Court considers whether police search of cellphone records violates Fourth AmendmentPrimary

Apr 23, 2026

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