As technology progresses, what communications are considered public increases and correspondingly the private decreases.
In a frightening new decision, a federal appeals court says that you have no expectation of privacy when the police want to track your location using your cell phone.
A NYPD officer was convicted Thursday of lying under oath and falsifying information while applying for a search warrant, NBC New York reports. Mi...
By Terry Baynes (Reuters) - U.S. police can search a cell phone for its number without having a warrant, according to a federal appeals...
WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court grappled with guns, gangs and a detective's good faith in executing a search warrant at oral argument Monday morning. ...
In United States v. Jones, the Supreme Court will decide whether the secret installation by police of a GPS device to the defendant's vehicle and monitoring his movements every day for four weeks is a "search" that requires a warrant.
Chicago - It's like a story line out of a movie and it may be the biggest secret yet in the Family Secrets mob trial. Federal agents executed a sea...
