· 8/10/1989
State v. Rothman
Citations
- 779 P.2d 1
- 70 Haw. 546
- 1989 Haw. LEXIS 49
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- recognizing expectation of privacy in “telephone numbers [persons] call on their private lines” and requiring government to obtain warrant before “tap[ping] ... private telephones to obtain such information, or requir[ing] the telephone company to supply such information”
- recognizing expectation of privacy in “telephone numbers [persons] call on their private lines” and requiring government to obtain warrant before “tap[ping] . . . private telephones to obtain such information, or requir[ing] the telephone company to supply such information”
- without a warrant, governmental seizure of telephone numbers of outgoing and incoming calls on private telephone line violates right to privacy
- without a warrant, governmental seizure of telephone numbers of outgoing and incoming calls on private telephone line violates right to privacy
- Hawaii has not yet adopted good faith exception
- Hawaii has not yet adopted good faith exception
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Judges: Padgett
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