The high court rules no more warrantless cellphone tracking, but throws the ball to a lower court on the issue of gerrymandering
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On The Critical Hour Dr. Wilmer Leon Supreme Court rules the government can no longer claim that just using technology like your cellphones means you’ve given up your Fourth Amendment rights. Also
on Monday SCOTUS sent back to a lower court a decision that Republicans in North Carolina had gerrymandered the state’s congressional districts to give their party an unfair advantage. What does it all mean.
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