Nelson Creek Coal Co. v. West Point Brick & Lumber Co.

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• holding that warrantless search of probationer’s cell phone was proper where probation officer had reasonable suspicion of probation violation under Delaware law
• stating that allowing search of mobile phone contents in possession of individual with limited expectations of privacy “does not open the floodgates to massive invasions of privacy without judicial oversight.”
• rejecting argument that Riley supersedes Knights if reasonable suspicion exists to search probationer’s mobile phone
• Riley does not undermine Knights and require a search warrant to search a probationer’s cell phone when there is reasonable suspicion the probationer was engaged in unlawful activity

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