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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

The Supreme Court takes up two big cases, first on whether and how the Constitution protects

the privacy of a convicted

bank robber's cell phone location data. And second, on whether lawsuits against the maker of the

weed killer roundup are preempted by federal herbicide laws and regulations. Welcome, I'm Kyle

Peterson with the Wall Street Journal. We're joined today by my colleagues on the

WSJ's opinion pages, columnists Kim Strassel, and Alicia Finley. A consequential Monday at the

high court this week, the justice is first taking up a case called Chattray v. United States.

This involved a man who was convicted of robbing at gunpoint,

a credit union in Virginia of nearly $200,000. Police eventually caught him using what is called a geofence

warrant. This takes a bit of explaining. First thing to understand is that the robber had opted

into a feature on his Google account

that saved a location diary of his history of where he had been. Police in this case,

then, seeing on surveillance footage that the robber had a cell phone, asked Google for

anonymous data on anybody who was within 150 feet of the crime scene 30 minutes before and after,

then got another hour of anonymous data after winnowing it down to a handful of accounts,

and then police asked Google to unmask three of those accounts. One of those was the robber

who was then found with $100,000 and a pistol at his apartment.

The question now is whether that was a violation of the Fourth Amendment, which protects Americans

against unreasonable searches and seizures. Let's listen to a piece of this argument. First here is

Chief Justice John Roberts, tangling with the lawyer for the robber, Adam Utikowski.

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