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cblr-3426	DeSimone, Maddalena	Can We Curate It? Why Luggage and Smartphones Merit Different Treatment at the United States Border	2019	39	.pdf	application/pdf	12723	621	59	Part II of this Note traces the origins of the Fourth Amendment right against unlawful search and seizure and the birth of the border exception, and introduces the Supreme Court’s holdings on cell phone searches outside of the border context in United States v. Riley27 and United States v. 21 CIRCUIT SPLIT OVER LEVEL OF SUSPICION REQUIRED FOR FORENSIC SEARCHES Section II.B discussed the Supreme Court’s view on a warrant requirement for cell phone searches in two limited contexts: search-incident-to-arrest and cell-site records.108 The Supreme Court, however, has yet to weigh in on such a requirement for border searches.109 Instead, the various 102 Id. at 532–33.	cache/cblr-3426.pdf	txt/cblr-3426.txt
