In an article by Saranac Hale Spencer, which was published 7 March, entitled “Rules May Change for Digital Search Warrants,” Spencer discusses the Delaware Supreme Court decision to require more specific search and seizure warrants for electronic devices.
In 2015, Christopher Wheeler, a former Tower Hill headmaster, was sentenced to 50 years in prison for 25 counts of dealing in child pornography.
However, the warrants used to obtain the information were so broad he was able to appeal and is now going to be released on the grounds that his rights were violated and the information obtained by the search could not be used against him.
The warrants were supposed to be for evidence of witness tampering. Spencer explains that the Delaware
In 2015, Christopher Wheeler, a former Tower Hill headmaster, was sentenced to 50 years in prison for 25 counts of dealing in child pornography.
However, the warrants used to obtain the information were so broad he was able to appeal and is now going to be released on the grounds that his rights were violated and the information obtained by the search could not be used against him.
The warrants were supposed to be for evidence of witness tampering. Spencer explains that the Delaware