In the U
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In the U. S Supreme Court case Riley V Carlifonia in the Majority opinion does the
1. the Fourth Amendment require the police to obtain a search warrant before accessing the content of a cellular phone
2. What is the court s justification for limiting the search of personal electronic devices that are in the possession of an arrestee at the time he/ she is arrested
3. Based on what we have learned about the issues of exigency when it comes to to conducting searches, are there any factual circumstances that might justify a search of a cellular phone without consent or a warrant in the eyes of the U.S Supreme Court.
