In this appeal from the denial of motions to suppress, we hold that a person who uses a false name to procure a cellular telephone has a privacy interest in his communications over that phone. The Fourth Amendment "prescribe[s] a constitutional standard that must be met before official invasion is permissible." (Berger v. New York (1967)
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