State v. Worsham
District Court of Appeal of Florida
1Opinion of the CourtGross, J.
The state challenges an order granting appellee Charles Worsham’s motion to suppress. Without a warrant, the police downloaded data from the “event data recorder” or “black box” located in Wors-ham’s impounded vehicle. We affirm, concluding there is a reasonable expectation of privacy in the information retained by an event data recorder and downloading that information without a warrant from an impounded car in the absence of exigent circumstances violated the Fourth Amendment.
Worsham was the driver of a vehicle involved in a high speed accident that killed his passenger. The vehicle was…
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