Supreme Court Set to Rule on Police Geofence Warrants

Supreme Court Set to Rule on Police Geofence Warrants

The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether "geofence warrants"—orders that collect location data from all phones in a specific area during a set time—comply with the Fourth Amendment. The case, Chatrie v. United States, tests whether such sweeping warrants illegally cast too wide a net. A decision due by summer 2026 will affect thousands of cases, including January 6 prosecutions.

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