Marcus Zanders, Appellant (defendant) v. State of Indiana, Appellee (plaintiff)

Summary

The court held that obtaining thirty days of historical cell-site location information was a search under the Fourth Amendment. It did not decide whether exigent circumstances justified the warrantless access because any error in admitting the cell-site evidence was harmless beyond a reasonable doubt, and the good-faith exception preserved evidence obtained under residential search warrants. The court therefore affirmed all convictions.