Gov. Jerry Brown has vetoed legislation that would have made it illegal for police to search a suspect's portable electronic devices during an arrest unless they had a court-issued warrant for the search.
Since he didn't sign that bill into law
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Cellphones can aid law enforcement in their investigations, as they may contain a person's contact list, call logs, email and text messages, photos, videos and recent locations
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" This measure would overturn a California Supreme Court decision that held that police officers can lawfully search the cellphones of people who they arrest
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As noted by Wired magazine, the more than 140 other bills Sunday. Among the legislation Brown signed into law was a ban on minors using tanning beds in California.
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