The Supreme Court on April 29, 2014, heard oral arguments in U.S. v. Wurie, a case testing yet again the boundaries of law and technology with compelling argument on both sides. Brima Wurie was arrested in 2007 after a drug sale for distributing crack cocaine.  After arrest, the officers looked through his cell phone which kept ringing and from reviewing the call log connected a number stored as “my house” to his actual house location.  The officers then obtained a warrant for search of the house and confiscated substantially additional drugs and weapons form the home.  The trial court did
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