DEA Can Track Pot Growers With Mobile Devices
Posted by gestroud Tuesday, January 19, 2010 | 8 views
CANNABIS CULTURE – A US Federal court says the Drug Enforcement Administration has the right to attach mobile tracking devices to the vehicles of suspected marijuana growers.
A 9th Circuit appeals court in Portland Oregon upheld a guilty verdict of marijuana manufacturing and conspiracy to manufacture against Juan Pineda-Moreno, who had appealed on grounds his constitutional rights were violated by DEA agents who attached small electronic transmitters to his SUV on multiple occasions to track his movements.
DEA Can Track Pot Growers With Mobile Devices
Source: Cannabis Culture Magazine
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