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COURT ORDER AUTHORIZING ACCESS TO DEFENDANT’S HISTORICAL CELL SITE LOCATION DATA INCLUDED AN EXPRESS FINDING OF PROBABLE CAUSE AND WAS THEREFORE THE EQUIVALENT OF A WARRANT (SECOND DEPT).

The Second Department determined the court order authorizing access to defendant’s historical cell site location data in this murder case was the equivalent of a warrant because it included an express finding of probable cause:

The defendant’s contention that his historical cell site location information should have been suppressed as it was purportedly obtained in violation of his Fourth Amendment rights under Carpenter v United States (__ US __, 138 S Ct 2206 [2018]), is unpreserved for appellate review (see CPL 470.05[2]). In any event, the court order authorizing the acquisition of the records made an express finding of probable cause, which was supported by the People’s evidentiary showing … . Accordingly, the order “was effectively a warrant” which complied with the requirement of Carpenter … . People v Clark, 2019 NY Slip Op 02719, Second Dept 4-10-19

 

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