U.S. v. Camou, No. 12-50598 (9th Cir.) (773 F.3d 932) (December 11, 2014) (Judge Harry Pregerson)
This is a textbook case on the law regarding warrantless searches of cell phones, particularly because it discusses the current state of the law on a potpourri of justifications urged by the Government - namely the search was valid under one or more of five separate exceptions to the general ...
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