| Mexican High Court Judges Approve Warrantless Cellphone Tracking Agencia EFE | |
| go to original January 17, 2014 |
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MEXICO CITY - Mexican prosecutors can order cellphone companies to provide tracking data on suspects without a warrant, the Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
The judges voted 8-3 in favor of permitting warrantless real-time tracking of suspects' movements in cases involving serious offenses such as kidnapping and murder.
Mexico's independent National Human Rights Commission asked the high court to declared the practice unconstitutional.
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