Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140625:19:01:00
Completely gone by reading this opinion. for over 100 years, the courts have said that the police, when they arrest someone, can search that person. they can look in their pockets, billfolds, briefcases, open their wallets. today the supreme court said while that was true, cell phones are totally different. the police have to get a search warrant to search someone's cell phone when they make an arrest because the cell phone contains so much information. people can have all kinds of highly personal information. they can have apps on their phones that might show what political parties they're in...