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GPS Tracking by Police Reviewed by Wisconsin Court of Appeals

From the Milwaukee Journal Sentinellast week:

The 4th District Court of Appeals on Thursday upheld the secret use by police of a GPS tracking device to gather evidence against a Dane County man accused of stalking an ex-girlfriend.

But the court also urged the state Legislature to consider regulating police and private use of the technology.

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Posted by Bonnie Shucha on May 14, 2009 10:30 AM| Categories: Courts |

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