While I almost always come down on the side of free speech, I also recognize that there is a right t (more…)
That’s exactly what happened in the Buffalo and Ahrndt cases: neither of the responsible culprits (more…)
A very good case can be made for the notion that a person doesn’t have much of an expectation of p (more…)
Rather than a random person reading your profile and invading your privacy, a lawyer may do so to ge (more…)
If you request to have your information removed from a website like Spokeo and the website refuses o (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…)
These “settlement offers” contain an implicit threat that may be far worse than any financial da (more…)
Whatever rule the Supreme Court articulates, it should prevent government employers from seeking inf (more…)
Quon claimed his supervisors’ searches on his pager were illegal and violated his Fourth Amendment (more…)