Can the Police Subpoena Cell Phone Records for an Auto Accident?
You may think that the accident that resulted in your injuries, or killed your loved one, was caused by a distracted driver. You may have even seen the driver talking on a cell phone while driving or texting and driving just prior to the crash. However, how can you prove it? One of the easiest, and most persuasive, ways to prove that a driver was using a cell phone at a specific time is to look at the phone records for the mobile phone. Of course, the driver is unlikely to hand the records over...
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Distracted Driver Laws
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio As of August 2010 and according to the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety, a jurisdiction-wide ban on driving while talking on a hand-held cell phone is in place in nine states (California, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New...
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