In today’s video, criminal defense attorneys Joey Hamby and Howard Snader from Attorneys For Freedom sit down with digital forensic expert Michele Bush with Loehrs Forensics to discuss a massive Fourth Amendment issue recently argued before the Supreme Court: Chatrie v. United States. Did you know that the government can search through millions of Google accounts without anyone’s knowledge or consent? We dive deep into a 2019 bank robbery case out of Midlothian, Virginia, where law enforcement used a “geofence warrant” to compel Google to search its massive Sensorvault database scanning hundreds of millions of innocent users just to find one suspect. We break down the technical and constitutional realities of this alarming trend, often referred to as “lazy police work,” and what it means for your digital privacy today. What’s In This Video? Ge ...