FBI still upset with Supreme Court GPS ruling despite success in obtaining warrants
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Author: Jack Schmidt
Author: Jack Schmidt
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Last month, a Supreme Court ruling forced the FBI to shut down around 3,000 GPS tracking devices that were placed without a warrant — but it looks like actually obtaining those warrants isn’t so hard after all. While the FBI has said that the decision would “inhibit” its ability to utilize GPS tracking, NPR reports that of the 3,000 trackers that were shut down, only 250 weren’t eventually turned back on. In spite of this, the FBI still believes that the ruling will make its life more difficult. “A search warrant requires probable cause to be shown,” said Bureau lawyer Andrew Weissmann, “and many of these techniques are things that you use in order to establish probable cause.”
Of course, with such a high success rate in getting the…
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