electronic device / telecommunications technologies / thermal imaging / privacy law / trap-trace devices / mobile tracking devices / trap-trace device / permits law enforcement / preferred investigatory tools / federal electronic surveillance law / case law surrounding cell phone location tracking / trace devices / mechanical device / oral communications / Federal law / electronic communications / give law enforcement / proposed search / trace device / bank / sense-enhancing technology / law enforcement access / federal domestic surveillance law / naked-eye search / warrantless search / telephone conversations / telephone wires / telephone booth / law enforcement needs / Law enforcement / electronic communications information / Internet Surveillance Law After / /
MusicGroup
Access / Electronic / Wire / /
Organization
Pen Register and Trap/Trace Device With Cell Site Location Authority / Supreme Court / Federal Bureau of Investigation / Senate / Congress / State Police / UN Court / US Federal Reserve / Congressional Research Service / /
Person
Patrick J. Leahy / Bd / Charles Doyle / Nat / Michael Lee Smith / Roy Olmstead / Samuel D. Warren / Skinner / Al Franken / Louis D. Brandeis / Ron Wyden / Gina Stevens / Matthew Minkle Werdegar / Jason Chaffetz / PATRICIA L. BELLIA / Danny Kyllo / / /
Governmental Tracking of Cell Phones and Vehicles: The Confluence of Privacy, Technology, and Law