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Oklahoma judge’s Flock ruling shows the power of Supreme Court’s digital evidence decision

The Record
· October 7, 2026

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A recent Supreme Court decision regarding digital evidence has had an impact on a drug trafficking case in Oklahoma. The decision influenced a federal judge to dismiss evidence from a Flock camera, which was being used by a sheriff. This ruling demonstrates the significance of the Supreme Court's decision on geofencing in relation to digital evidence. The case involved a drug trafficking charge, and the Flock camera evidence was deemed inadmissible. The Supreme Court's decision has set a precedent for how digital evidence, including geofencing data, can be used in court cases. The ruling may have implications for future cases involving digital evidence.

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