DC Court Leaves Cellphone Search Question Up In The Air

By Allison Grande (December 17, 2012, 10:21 PM EST) -- A Washington federal judge on Friday declined to determine whether police violated the Fourth Amendment when they obtained cellphone location records without a warrant, missing an opportunity to address a divisive constitutional question that attorneys say demands clarity from either courts or legislators....

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