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: Kentucky Law BlogTECHNO-CRIMINAL: Search incident to arrest - I-phones, blackberries, and PDAs oh my!
By Michael Stevens
Hmmm. How far can you go on a search incident to an arrest when it comes to technology devices in one's possession? Of course, would a pat down mistake packing a blackberry (tm) to packing a pistol?
Here's a post at Techno Esquire - Search Incident to Arrest Includes ... Your iPhone?
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on January 26, 2008 (boomark / email).
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