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· 12/20/2005

In Re Applic. of US for an Order for Disclosure

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  • 405 F. Supp. 2d 435

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  • distinguishing cell-site-location records cases from the facts of Karo because, unlike in Karo where the Government installed the tracking device, in cell-site-location records cases the “individual has chosen to carry a device and to permit transmission of its information to a third party”
  • “The idea of combining some mechanism with as yet undetermined features of the Pen Register Statute is certainly an unattractive choice. After all, no guidance is provided as to how this ‘combination’ is to be achieved.”

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Judges: Gorenstein

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