Timothy Ivory Carpenter—winner of last year’s Supreme Court ruling on Fourth Amendment protections for cell phone location data—will remain in prison. So holds the Sixth Circuit, on remand from SCOTUS. Even though officers violated the Fourth Amendment with their warrantless search of Carpenter’s cell phone location data, they acted in good faith. So Carpenter’s conviction stands. (Memorious Court-watchers will recall that Justice Alito forecast this result in the closing moments of oral argument.)
