singh giulani , do you have a problem with law enforcement having access to that tool? >> guest: when it comes to reque requesting location information our policy is the constitution requires a warrant. most courts when it comes to realtime collection have been in line with that and department of justice and most jurisdictions say a warrant is required for realtime gps locations. in terms of information history information, many jurisdictions don't require a warrant and use a lesser standard. we feel that is not consistent with the constitution. but this is an issue that the courts still need to resolve or where congress needs to act. i think the average person, if you tell them hey, i think i can track where you have been, whether to the doctor, aa meeting, church, you will find that to be extremely sensitive information. as the technology progressing, we are finding that historical information is increasing in accuracy. it isn't just the general area but it could be the floor of the building you

neema singh giulani is from the is a and mike doucette commonwealth attorney from the state of virginia. thank you for being with us. >> c-span, created by the table television companies -- cable television companies and brought to you by your service provider. three years after a supreme court ruling overturned part of the voting rights act, a number of state laws have struck down.

neema singh giulani is from the is a and mike doucette commonwealth attorney from the state of virginia. thank you for being with us. >> c-span, created by the table television companies -- cable television companies and brought to you by your service provider. three years after a supreme court ruling overturned part of the voting rights act, a number of state laws have struck down. our issues spotlight looks at voting rights and the impact on the 2016 election. we will feature part of the 2013 supreme court oral argument. members of congress look at whether to restore the voting rights act. here is what the presidential candidates have to say. now a lot of places will not have voter identification. you just keep walking in and voting? >> what is happening is a sweeping effort to disempower and disenfranchise people of of property -- or young people. >> a new report by the cato institute looks at crime reduction, fiscal policy, and taxes to determine state freedom rankings. this is about one hour. >> good afternoon. me to thisook to capitol hill briefing entitled freedom in the 50 state

. >> neema singh giulani legislative council with the aclu and mike doucette is a commonwealth attorney in the state of virginia and dustin volz with reuters. thank you all. >> thank you. >> guest: thank you. >> c-span, created by america's cable television companies and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, joseph from the health care scholar at the american enterprise institute and ron pollack talks about the decision to reduce or excel plans and how it impacts affordable care act. and the executive director of the national association of consumer advocates looks at the consumer protection bureau proposal to overhaul debt. join the discussion live tuesday morning on c-span's washington journal. >>> coming up, booktv in prime time looks at what congress is reading first, "alter egos: hillary clinton, barack obama, and the twilight struggle over american power" is discussed. then historian david mccullough on the wright brothers and t