07-11-11 STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. THOMAS W. EARLS A-2084-07T4
The use of cell phone site information, obtained by the police without a warrant from a suspect's cell phone provider to determine his general location, does not violate the Fourth Amendment or its counterpart in the New Jersey Constitution because a person has no constitutionally protected right of privacy in his general location on roadways or other public places.
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