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A Cobb County jury may soon determine whether placing a GPS tracking device on someone’s vehicle is an invasion of privacy or a lawful investigative method. The lawsuit, involving a Loganville mother of three, raises questions about Georgia’s surveillance laws and personal privacy.
The woman’s attorney argues that people should have a reasonable expectation of privacy from secret tracking, while the private investigator’s lawyer insists it’s a standard investigative tool. As Georgia law currently lacks clarity on GPS tracking, this Cobb County case could influence future interpretations of O.C.G.A. § 16-11-62 and shape how far investigators can go in gathering evidence.
