Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
US v Payne is a 9th Circuit Court of Appeals case involving the involuntary use of biometric information to gain access to cell phones. This opinion helps shed light on whether or not officers are able to use a suspects thumb print or face to unlock a phone that the cop has a warrant for. Check it out.
US v Payne is a 9th Circuit Court of Appeals case involving the involuntary use of biometric information to gain access to cell phones. This opinion helps shed light on whether or not officers are able to use a suspects thumb print or face to unlock a phone that the cop has a warrant for. Check it out.
