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Senate hearing considers bill to codify that showing electronic driver license is not consent to phone search

2145104 · January 21, 2025
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Senators heard testimony on Senate Bill 124, sponsored by Sen. Ken Bogner, which would codify a Supreme Court ruling that presenting an electronic driver’s license to a peace officer does not constitute consent to search a phone; proponents asked to expand the bill to explicitly cover electronic proof-of-insurance apps.

Senator Ken Bogner, sponsor of Senate Bill 124, told the Senate Energy Committee the bill would codify a recent Supreme Court ruling that displaying or providing an electronic driver’s license to a peace officer does not constitute consent to a search or seizure of the electronic device. "This bill... codifies [the Supreme Court] ruling that displaying or giving an electronic…

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