Fifth Circuit Finds That Court Orders Authorized By Stored Communications Act To Compel Cell Phone Service Providers to Produce Their Subscribers’ Historical Cell Site Information Are Not Per Se Unconstitutional

On July 30, 2013, the Fifth Circuit issued its decision in In re U.S. for Historical Cell Site Data (available here). The Fifth Circuit held that court orders authorized by the Stored Communications Act to compel cell phone service providers to produce the historical cell site information of their subscribers are not per se unconstitutional.

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