15 miles was pertaining to rural areas with minimal service towers
I believe that since the beginning of 2006 U.S. cell phone companies have been required to have the ability to pinpoint 911 calls from a cell phone to within 100 meters.
The 15 miles days are a long time ago.
I believe that the VZ Navigator application is an option but that GPS location comes standard.
I bet that if you check your wifes phone you will find that the GPS feature is turned on. To check:
From Menu
Select Settings & Tools then press OK.
Select Phone Settings then press OK...
I dont see how LE could get a court order to stop WW from publishing a public document.
During that two week period you, me, or anyone else could have obtained a copy of the document.
The certificate is available to anyone at the health department 8:00am 5:00 PM M-F. It is ready the...
I dont see how having federal investigators helping with the case would affect state law but I believe that you are correct that the information could become public via a trial.
I believe that you are correct.
In Washington the autopsy report are confidential, with certain exceptions.
http://apps.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=68.50.105
My research shows that her phone did have GPS and it ships with GPS enabled. The user has to take steps to turn it off.
I expect that is at least one of the ways that LE is certain of the location.
I think that it was probably the other way around. Rather that WW asking permission to publish the information I imagine that LE asked WW to hold off publishing.
It looks like WW was willing to do so for a period of time but made the decision that they had held off long enough.
It was a public document. WW obtained the document just as you & I could, through a public records request.
IMO LE looked really silly with the statement that they wished WW had not published it.
It sounds to me that some of the information concerning locating cell phone users that has been disseminated might be pretty old.
It is my experience that there has been a huge push to get GPS locating into cell phone by first responders. In the past there were many tragic stories about...
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