GPS Tracking Without a Warrant Declared Legal

jnaujok writes "The Ninth Circuit court has declared that attaching a GPS tracker to your car, as it sits in your driveway, or by extension on a public street, and then using it to monitor every one of your movements, is totally legal, and can be performed by the police without needing a warrant. So, if you live in the Western United States, big brother has arrived."

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If this is how privacy of a driveway is viewed....

[kenrblan]

If this is how privacy of a driveway is viewed by the court, it should also follow that a private citizen placing a tracking device on someone's vehicle is not trespassing or violating privacy. I suspect a certain Judge might end up with a GPS tracking device on his car. We need to know where our activist judges are going.