Michael D. Lee v. the Rogers Agency, C. Michael Rogers & New York Life Ins. Co.

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• holding that the government must generally obtain a search warrant before acquiring location information recorded by their wireless carriers
• holding that individuals have a reasonable expectation of privacy in long-term location tracking data under the Fourth Amendment because it reveals all- encompassing information
• holding that acquiring CSLI is a search and generally requires a warrant supported by probable cause
• holding that the Government must obtain a warrant to access a person’s CSLI from a wireless carrier
• holding that - 28 - No. 1-18-0518 the government generally must obtain a warrant supported by probable cause before acquiring cell-site location information
• recognizing that, “individuals have a reasonable expectation of privacy in the whole of their physical movements” (emphasis added)

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