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New Jersey Senator James Holzapfel is pushing for a new bill that would allow police to confiscate a driver's phone and use any data therein if the office has "reasonable grounds" to believe the driver was talking or texting when the accident occurred. Police complain users simply state they weren't doing anything wrong, and the cause of the accident is often left unexplained. Needless to say, civil rights and privacy groups like the ACLU aren't particularly amused with the new measure. "The legislature cannot authorize searches unless there is probable cause, therefore the bill is likely susceptible to a constitutional challenge," argues the ACLU. 11 states have banned talking on cell phones while driving, while 41 states have outlawed texting while driving.

 

 

 

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