The Colorado Supreme Court ruled Monday that it would allow investigators to search the Google history of potential suspects in a 2020 arson fire in Denver. 

<div class="block">The Colorado Supreme Court ruled Monday that it would allow investigators to search the Google history of potential suspects in a 2020 arson fire in Denver. </div>

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Colorado Supreme Court Upholds Google Keyword Warrant For Arson Case

The Colorado Supreme Court is issued a ruling yesterday that upheld a search of the Google history of potential suspects in a 2020 arson fire in Denver. The August 2020 fire left five people dead. Denver. Police issued a search warrant requiring Google to provide IP addresses of any person who had searched the address of the home that was set on fire over the span of one span of 15 days. The Colorado Supreme Court said it was not making a quote broad, broad proclamation on the constitutionality of such warrants and emphasized it was ruling on this one case specifically.