U.S. Supreme Court: Warrants Needed for GPS Tracking
All nine justices agreed that the GPS monitoring on the Antoine Jones’ SUV violated the Fourth Amendment’s protection against unreasonable search and seizure.
Should Police be Able to Track Drivers with GPS and No Warrant?
The initial conviction of Antoine Jones was overturned, since the FBI agents that conducted the investigation and installed the GPS unit on Jones’ car didn’t have a search warrant.