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People v. Dawes, No. 19002022

In People v Dawes, LaQuan Dawes was charged with robbery based on cellphone location and account data gathered from Google and obtained via a geofence warrant. Dawes is represented by Michael Price, Senior Litigation Counsel for the Fourth Amendment Center, and Sierra Villaran, Deputy Public Defender for the San Francisco Public Defenders Office.


Motions and Warrants

  • Geofence Warrant and Affidavit
  • Motion to Suppress Geofence Warrant
  • Reply Brief to State's Opposition to Motion to Suppress
  • Supplemental Reply Brief to State's Opposition to Motion to Suppress
  • Post-Hearing Brief in Support of Defendant's Motion to Suppress

Amicus Briefs 

  • Electronic Frontier Foundation Amicus Brief

Google

  • Google Declaration

Decisions

  • Order Granting Motion to Suppress

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