Idaho Supreme Court· 8/2/1988

State v. Thompson

Citations

760 P.2d 1162
114 Idaho 746
1988 Ida. LEXIS 85

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explaining that Article I, section 17 foreclosed the use of “pen registers,” which were otherwise lawful under the Fourth Amendment
ruling “in Idaho there is a legitimate and reasonable expectation of privacy in the phone numbers that are dialed”
holding pen registers unconstitutional under Art. 1, § 17
Installation of a pen register on defendant's telephone line was a search under the State Constitution
Installation of a pen register on defendant’s telephone line was a search under the State Constitution
Idaho Constitution prohibits use of pen registers on citizens’ telephones absent warrant or probable cause

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Judges: Johnson, Bakes, Bistline, Huntley, Shepard

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