United States v. Frederick H. Moore

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• holding additionally, however, that a warrant with probable cause is required to insert a beeper in a container to be carried into a home
• holding additionally, however, that a warrant with probable cause is required to insert a beeper in a container to be carried into a home
• applying probable cause standard for automobiles but requiring warrant for monitoring of box of chemicals
• holding beeper surveillance requires probable cause, but no warrant
• electronic surveillance devices attached to automobiles are similar to the use of radar devices and binoculars, and thus permissible
• this rationale was in part justified on an “automobile exception” to the warrant requirement

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).