"Without a warrant the government doesn't have a right to peer beneath your clothes, " says Rotenberg.
Did the administration really have the right to pursue domestic surveillance without a warrant?
Prosecutors and the FBI can examine government e-mail accounts and government-issued devices, including cellphones, without a warrant.
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These decisions do indeed indicate that government investigators will sometimes be able to use UAVs without a warrant.
He defended the administration's decision to eavesdrop on American citizens without a warrant.
Canadian Muslims should not cooperate with authorities without a warrant or without presence of legal counsel, the group said.
Law enforcement can look at it after six months without a warrant (thanks to dated privacy laws).
Satellite, mobile, cordless and international phone conversations are routinely intercepted without a warrant.
Diaz (holding that a police officer can search the contents of a cellphone after a lawful arrest without a warrant).
So, it ruled that the Stored Communications Act is unconstitutional for allowing police to raid these electronic post offices without a warrant.
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Antoine Jones, a Fourth Amendment case in which the defendant objected to having a GPS placed without a warrant on his vehicle.
The Fourth Amendment guarantees against general searches and searches without a warrant.
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Separately, the court agreed to decide whether the police can covertly install a GPS tracking device on a suspect's car without a warrant.
In other words, if the police heard someone screaming, they were free to break down a door and enter a home without a warrant.
Soin had proposed that if police receive a complaint involving family violence, they could make an arrest without a warrant or a court order.
This year, the Supreme Court is set to decide whether a dog -- and, presumably, a drone -- could sniff even your house without a warrant.
Stored Communications Act, the government (including the IRS) can look at your emails without a warrant as long as they are six months back or older.
In California and other states, police can legally search phones even without a warrant, though courts around the country are still producing conflicting rulings on the issue.
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Law professor Orin Kerr has concluded that ECPA may actually be unconstitutional and violates the Fourth Amendment in its allowing law enforcement to read emails without a warrant.
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That is an assertion far more troubling than the news that the National Security Agency, on at least 30 occasions, spied on Americans in America without a warrant.
Specter said no "fair, realistic reading" of the 2001 resolution gives the administration the power to conduct electronic surveillance of people inside the United States without a warrant.
Also on the table is the bill approving the administration's five-year-old program for tapping U.S. phones without a warrant if a call comes in from a suspected terrorist overseas.
While it seems that Big Husbands and Big Wives are in the clear to track cars, the constitutionality of Big Brother doing this without a warrant is still unresolved.
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An Arab-America citizen called Yasir Afifi sued the FBI for violating his privacy rights by placing a tracking device on his car without a warrant because of his racial background.
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The CWC's Technical Secretariat, without a warrant, would be empowered to inspect virtually everything within the premises, including records, files, papers, processes, controls, structures and vehicles, and to interrogate on-site personnel.
Gonzales argued that in the five years since President Bush first ordered the surveillance of Americans' phone calls and emails without a warrant, he has always been in compliance with U.S. law.
Congress should resist any proposal to give the government power to wiretap with or without a warrant on any standard less than probable cause to believe that a crime is being committed.
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Defense sources say Fiato and possibly several other people heard Detective Philip Vannatter say police considered Simpson a suspect almost from the start -- before they entered Simpson's home without a warrant.
But it is far from clear that the president has the authority, as he claims, to let them do so without a warrant when one of the eavesdropped parties is on American soil.
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