Commonwealth v. Jordan

Salinger, Kenneth W., J.

The Boston Police obtained information from Michael Jordan’s cell phone service provider regarding the use of his phone over a six-week period. The police sought this information pursuant to a search warrant, as part of an ongoing murder investigation. Jordan moves to suppress all of this information.

The Court must allow the motion to the extent it seeks to suppress cell site location information (“CSLI”), incoming or outgoing text messages, and contact information. The Court concludes that Jordan has a reasonable expectation of privacy not only in historic “telephone…