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S.D. Texas· 7/19/2006

In Re US

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  • 441 F. Supp. 2d 816

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  • recognizing constitutional difficulties in dual or hybrid theory because it would “necessarily authorize far more detailed location information, such as triangulation and GPS data, which unquestionably implicate Fourth Amendment privacy rights”

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Judges: Smith

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