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JEFFREY BROWN (Newshour): In 2005, police secretly attached a GPS device to a Jeep owned by Antoine Jones, a Washington, D.C., nightclub owner. Information gathered from tracking his movements eventually helped bring about his conviction for cocaine trafficking.
Today, though, the Supreme Court ruled the police action was a violation of the Constitution. The decision itself was unanimous, but the justices were divided in their reasoning, as they grappled with tricky issues of law, technology and privacy.
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