One of the key points of this case is that there can be a search, for 4th Amendment purposes, of a p (more…)
In Clayton’s case, the key question needs to be whether or not she had a reasonable expectation of (more…)
SB 550 seems to come in complete and direct conflict with the Fourth Amendment which protects agains (more…)
Papers are papers, regardless of whether they’re actually on paper or not (like emails), and deser (more…)
If anyone out there happens to know the geniuses over at the TSA Blog, have some mercy on them and p (more…)
A Federal Appeals Court recently issued a ruling that restricts police use of tasers somewhat. A Te (more…)
An appellate court in Indiana, in Washington v. State, indirectly addresses the scope of the right t (more…)
Judge Mosman seems to hang his ruling on the notion that because emails aren’t sealed in envelopes (more…)
Odds are that in your lifetime you have spoken to a police officer. The 4th amendment of the Const (more…)