The conclusion that a Fourth Amendment search occurred does not resolve this case, because the Fourth Amendment prohibits only searches that are “unreasonable.” The questions presented are:Whether the execution of the geofence warrant violated the Fourth Amendment. Chatrie v. United States – Petition For A Writ Of CertiorariWhether disqualifying the evidence collected via the geofence warrant changes the outcome of the case is not the point; deciding the controversies around geofence warrants is. Chatrie v. United StatesYes, a geofence warrant involves a search under the Fourth Amendment. Chatrie v. United StatesHopefully the Circuit Court will recognize the unconstitutionality of this geofence search and send the case back to the District Court.