People v. Salcido

RAPHAEL, J., Concurring and Dissenting.

*868Can the State subject a probationer whose crime did not involve computers or the internet to warrantless, suspicionless searches of her cell phone and other electronic storage devices? Because United States Supreme Court precedent suggests that the Fourth Amendment requires reasonable suspicion for such searches, I dissent from Section IV of today's opinion. I join the other sections.

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The majority recognizes that "[t]here is no evidence that defendant's crimes involved computers or the internet." (Maj. opn., ante , at p. 26.) Nevertheless, the majority…