FOX 13 News 360: Your digital trail

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : "From somebody on the criminal justice side, I absolutely want as many tools in my toolbelt to use," Chris Bertram worked in law-enforcement 31 years, and now runs Bertram and Associates private investigations and consulting.
55% : I think that case came out to really tell you that the capacity of law enforcement, and really the FBI, to take a cellphone and to put it within seconds and feet.
53% : Mejia said, "We worked to pass a bill that made that clear for Utah law enforcement that before you even start accessing third party records - held by your cellphone company or other tech companies - that you would need a warrant."
50% : "The expectation of privacy and the right to privacy does sometimes have reasonable, often reasons a good reason as law enforcement to overcome that," John Mejia, legal director with the ACLU of Utah says he believes information accessed after a judge agrees and officers prove probable cause for that suspect and his or her involvement in a case, or in an emergency situation, it is warranted.
47% : But when so much information from our personal lives is available to anyone in law-enforcement to access it in a bit of a fishing expedition, that's a different story, "This is an issue that we have been actively working on for years."

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