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ACLU: "reasonable suspicion" not good enough for GPS tracking
The FBI tracked Fred W. Robinson through St. Louis for over two months thanks to a GPS device attached warantlessly to his car. Thomas Hawk If you’re a student of the privacy and...Desperate LightSquared claims 5th Amendment violation, demands new spectrum
An increasingly desperate LightSquared today accused the Federal Communications Commission of violating its constitutional property rights by rejecting its application to build a 4G network on spectrum adjacent to that used by GPS...LightSquared hires Bush v. Gore lawyer to save doomed 4G network
In a bid to save its 4G network after being rejected by the Federal Communications Commission, LightSquared has hired lawyer Theodore Olson, who helped President George W. Bush take office by winning the...Happy Valentine’s Day: US government breaks up with LightSquared
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said today that it will not approve LightSquared's proposal to build a national 4G-LTE network, after testing showed that the network would interfere with most existing GPS devices....Supreme Court holds warrantless GPS tracking unconstitutional
All nine justices of the Supreme Court ruled on Monday that police officers violated the Fourth Amendment rule against unreasonable search and seizure when they attached a GPS device to a suspect's car...Exclusive Usenet Offers: $7.95/month
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