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fromwww.npr.org

2 weeks ago

We the People: Search and Seizure

The Fourth Amendment, meant to limit government authority, has inadvertently expanded police powers over time.

6 months ago

Privacy professionals

EFF Tells the Second Circuit a Second Time That Electronic Device Searches at the Border Require a Warrant

fromwww.npr.org

2 weeks ago

We the People: Search and Seizure

The Fourth Amendment, meant to limit government authority, has inadvertently expanded police powers over time.

6 months ago

Privacy professionals

EFF Tells the Second Circuit a Second Time That Electronic Device Searches at the Border Require a Warrant

Is the Supreme Court About to Make Police Violence Much Worse?

The Supreme Court case Barnes v. Felix could redefine accountability in police violence by limiting how force is evaluated under the Fourth Amendment.

fromSlate Magazine

Black Lives Matter

Brett Kavanaugh Just Gave a Gratuitous Win to Cops Who Kill

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fromSlate Magazine

Is the Supreme Court About to Make Police Violence Much Worse?

The Supreme Court case Barnes v. Felix could redefine accountability in police violence by limiting how force is evaluated under the Fourth Amendment.

fromSlate Magazine

Black Lives Matter

Brett Kavanaugh Just Gave a Gratuitous Win to Cops Who Kill

Appeals Court: 'Plain View' Also Includes Using iPhone Camera Options To See Through Tinted Car Windows - Above the Law

Legal advancements influenced by technology critically affect Fourth Amendment interpretations, raising questions on privacy rights during law enforcement activities.

EU data protection

fromThe Verge

Cops can't do cell tower mass surveillance 'dumps,' court rules

Nevada judge rules tower dumps unconstitutional but allows their use as evidence, raising privacy concerns.

Privacy technologies

Montana Becomes First State to Close the Law Enforcement Data Broker Loophole

Roam Research

Appeals Court Sidesteps The Big Questions on Geofence Warrants

fromAbove the Law

3 months ago

Appeals Court: 'Plain View' Also Includes Using iPhone Camera Options To See Through Tinted Car Windows - Above the Law

Legal advancements influenced by technology critically affect Fourth Amendment interpretations, raising questions on privacy rights during law enforcement activities.

EU data protection

fromThe Verge

Cops can't do cell tower mass surveillance 'dumps,' court rules

Nevada judge rules tower dumps unconstitutional but allows their use as evidence, raising privacy concerns.

Privacy technologies

Montana Becomes First State to Close the Law Enforcement Data Broker Loophole

Roam Research

Appeals Court Sidesteps The Big Questions on Geofence Warrants

Retired Supreme Court justice and author Barry Kamins speaks on 'Search and Seizure'

Search and seizure laws are evolving, particularly regarding probable cause and new definitions of stops by law enforcement for public safety.

Black Lives Matter

Judge restricts Border Patrol in California: You just can't walk up to people with brown skin'

Federal court limits Border Patrol's authority to conduct warrantless immigration stops in California.

Judge's ruling reinforces Fourth Amendment rights against arbitrary detentions.

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US news

fromwww.nytimes.com

Administration Officials Believe Order Lets Immigration Agents Enter Homes Without Warrants

Trump administration's use of an 18th-century law could allow warrantless home entries against undocumented immigrants, challenging civil liberties.

San Francisco Giants

California judge blocks Trump administration anti-money laundering affecting border businesses

Privacy professionals

A new Trump administration rule aims to combat money laundering. A California woman says it will put her out of business.

US news

fromwww.nytimes.com

Administration Officials Believe Order Lets Immigration Agents Enter Homes Without Warrants

Trump administration's use of an 18th-century law could allow warrantless home entries against undocumented immigrants, challenging civil liberties.

San Francisco Giants

California judge blocks Trump administration anti-money laundering affecting border businesses

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Privacy professionals

A new Trump administration rule aims to combat money laundering. A California woman says it will put her out of business.

fromPadailypost

Trial set over license plate-reading cameras

Surveillance cameras raise Fourth Amendment privacy concerns, potentially tracking citizens without warrants.

fromAbove the Law

Morning Docket: 03.19.25 - Above the Law

With a significant financial milestone achieved, O'Melveny and Myers has become the latest law firm to cross the billion-dollar mark in revenue, showcasing the industryâs ongoing growth.

Intellectual property law