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Without a warrant, police obtain 45 days of historical cell-site location information from a wireless carrier, showing where a suspect's phone traveled each day. The government argues that no warrant was required because the records were business records held by the carrier.
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The records may be obtained without a warrant if police seek more than seven days of data, but not fewer days. The Fourth Amendment never applies to business records. The government generally needs a warrant to obtain extended historical cell-site location information revealing a person's movements. The records may always be obtained by subpoena because they are held by a third-party phone company.

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