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Supreme Court Rules City’s Search of Police Officer’s Text Messages Not Privacy Breach

June 21, 2010 in Privacy & Security Law Report · Leave a Comment 

A California city did not violate a police officer’s Fourth Amendment privacy rights by reviewing personal text messages he exchanged on a city-issued pager and disciplining him for pursuing personal matters on department time, because…

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