There are a lot of great uses for GPS tracking technology. But tracking technology gets dark fast when someone plants one on your stuff without your knowledge—like the police, who are increasingly ...

Even if you've done nothing wrong, you have plenty to worry about. Americans spend a lot of time in their cars, so it's not ...

Two Tennessee Supreme Court rulings last year established new precedent for whether police can search your car based on marijuana odor alone. Despite the rulings, police can still search your car ...

Early this month, a ruling from the Florida Second District Court of Appeal declared that the smell of marijuana alone is no longer enough to justify a police officer’s warrantless vehicle search. The ...

Police can place a GPS tracker on your car as part of an investigation. It is 100% legal for the cops to place a tracking device on your car without your knowledge—but they must have a warrant giving ...