Submitted by Lee Rowland on August 30, 2010
This month, the Ninth Circuit joined the unfortunate list of courts that have said that when police secretly attach a GPS device to your car, it's not a search. Refusing to rehear a January ruling, the Ninth Circuit held that because you have no expectation of privacy in your driveway (because, in part, a neighborhood kid could run there to get a lost ball - seriously), that you cannot object, under the Fourth Amendment, to a cop hanging out in your driveway, and ...
