Establishes a 15-day limit for search warrants involving tracking devices and allows extensions for good cause.

Rhode Island S3045 amends the General Laws to specify that a search warrant for a tracking device must be completed within ten days of issuance and remain valid for up to 15 days. The warrant must detail the person or property to be tracked and the duration of the device's use. The court can extend the time frame for a reasonable period if there is good cause. This act takes effect immediately upon passage.

Establishes a 15-day limit for search warrants involving tracking devices and allows extensions for good cause.

Rhode Island S3045 amends the General Laws to specify that a search warrant for a tracking device must be completed within ten days of issuance and remain valid for up to 15 days. The warrant must detail the person or property to be tracked and the duration of the device's use. The court can extend the time frame for a reasonable period if there is good cause. This act takes effect immediately upon passage.