“With modern technology quickly moving in directions the justices could not have imagined even a decade ago, it is increasingly obvious that the Supreme Court will need to determine the limits of government surveillance of our cell-phone conversations, text messages, and other non-wire transmissions,” Dressler said.
The case is City of Ontario v. Quon, 08-1332.
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