Police Cannot Follow You With GPS Tracker Without Warrant Supreme Court Says

This morning the Supreme Court ruled against the police when it comes to following people with a GPS tracker on their car. The police secretly attached a GPS to a bar owner's car and tracked him electronically for 30 days without getting a search warrant from a judge. They used the evidence to prove he was near where crimes were committed. The Court ruled it was a violation Fourth Amendment of the Constitution which protect you from unreasonable search. The court ruled 5-4.