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Warren and Brandeis publish their now-famous essay on why privacy should be a protected right.
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Upheld legality or warrantless wiretapping, later overturned. Notable for Brandeis' dissent naming a right to privacy.
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Established a Constitutional right to privacy.
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Established reasonable expectation of privacy.
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The Supreme Court unanimously held that evidence procured from a warrantless search of a cell phone is unconstitutional and violates the Fourth Amendment right to be free from unreasonable searches.
