The answer: It depends (of course). iPhones (and other types of smartphones) often have ways to keep unwanted eyes from prying. These methods range from passcodes to fingerprints. Apps themselves may have encryption, like some text messaging services, which purport to...
HIGHEST RATING IN LEGAL ABILITY AND ETHICAL STANDARDS
Attorneys William R. Christoph & Nicholas W. Christoph
Cell Phone Searches
Are cell phone searches illegal without a warrant?
Cell phone searches without a warrant are unreasonble searches and illegal. Anything found in that search may not be used against the person arrested. However, if there is sufficient information to get a warrant to search the contents of the phone, then it may be...
Are cell phone searches legal by a police officer?
Cell phone searches are legal by a police officer if he has a search warrant. The U.S. Supreme Court decided in the case of Riley v. California just this June, 2014, that in most cases a search warrant is required. There may be some exigent...
Over 150 Five Star Google and Yelp Reviews
HIGHLY RECOMMEND
– Mahir B.
AMAZING ATTORNEYS!
– Collin W.
EXPERT IN HIS FIELD
– Soheila N.
Defending Against DUI and Criminal Charges Throughout San Diego County