The legal question the Supreme Court is set to provide answers to on Tuesday is to whether consider mobile phone searches by police without a warrant is considered legal under the Fourth Amendment.
The Washington Post said it was not clear whether the charges brought against New York Representative Michael Grimm could have a link to a long-running investigation about potential campaign violations he had committed during his 2010 congressional campaign.
Bloomberg said that the final arguments tomorrow on the second US patent infringement trial could determine whether Apple Inc's intention all along was to mar the position of Google Inc as the top supplier of mobile smartphone software.
According to an April 25 filing, it made sense to wait for the US Supreme Court decision on whether the appearances and images are covered under the US Constitution's First Amendment under free speech.
