Government claims Americans have 'no reasonable expectation of privacy' with cell phone usage

By J. D. Heyes

(NaturalNews) It seems like these days, abuses of our Constitution are
occurring more frequently by those who have been entrusted to protect
and uphold it.

U.S. attorney Nathan Judish argued recently before
the 5th Circuit Court in New Orleans that the government need not
obtain a probable cause search warrant for cellphone user data because,
he says, customers have “no reasonable expectation of privacy.” (No word
on whether he – or the Justice Department as a whole – takes that same
stance for customers of traditional “landline” telephones.)

Judish
– senior counsel for the Justice Department’s Computer Crime and
Intellectual Property Section – “argued that because cellphone companies
store usage information at their own discretion, they act as witnesses
in a criminal investigation where any relevant information is admissible
without a warrant,” Courthouse News Service reported.

That
rumble you just heard was our Founding Fathers collectively rolling
over in their graves at such a tortured explanation of why the
Constitution’s Fourth Amendment’s privacy guarantees suddenly don’t
apply to federal agents…

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