Courts rule on tracking suspects by chasing their cell phone signals

In two recent rulings that have shone a light on the practices of U.S. Attorneys' offices across the country, magistrate judges in Texas and New York have denied government requests to track suspects' cell phones absent a showing of probable cause. A third judge, Magistrate Andrew J. Peck of the Southern District of New York, ...

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Courts rule on tracking suspects by chasing their cell phone signals

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