Maine Supreme Court: Man’s Road Rage Not Covered by Insurance
The Maine Supreme Court ruled last week that damages from a mans bout of road rage does not have to be covered by his employers car insurance company. The inicident took place in 2007 while the appellant, Michael Bryant, was driving a car covered with decals for a business called Prime Cut Meat Market, which [...]
April 10, 2012
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U.S. Supreme Court: Warrants Needed for GPS Tracking
The Supreme Court of the United States , in a historic, landmark decision ruled unanimously today that a search warrant is required before police can use GPS devices to track those under criminal investigation. All nine justices agreed that the GPS monitoring on the Antoine Jones SUV violated the Fourth Amendments protection against unreasonable search [...]