United States v. Charles Gary

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• holding a detective's search of a cell phone to discover its number and accessing its call log to verify the phone received a call from the detective's phone number was unconstitutional under Riley
• holding a detective’s search of a cell phone to discover its number and accessing its call log to verify the phone received a call from the detective’s phone number was unconstitutional under Riley
• declining to reverse and order suppression of cellphone evidence based on Riley where the search pre-dated Riley and was authorized by pre-Riley caselaw, reliance on which was objectively reasonable

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