In the case Riley v. California, the U.S Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the police need search (more…)
Taking DNA cheek swabs is significantly different than taking fingerprints or demanding that a perso (more…)
Although the police should be able to prevent a crime from occurring if they believe a crime is in p (more…)
It’s important to note that the use of drug sniffing dogs is not considered a home search while th (more…)
Another win for Delta and the TSA; they’ve kept the country safe from another joke t-shirt. Maybe (more…)
All this adds up to the obvious conclusion that someone who’s arrested for a minor crime committed (more…)
In a rare unanimous ruling, the Court held that tracking a car with a GPS device is a “search” f (more…)
Can police use a drug-sniffing dog at the front door of a private residence, to smell the interior o (more…)
One of the key points of this case is that there can be a search, for 4th Amendment purposes, of a p (more…)
I think that many of the actions engaged in by the TSA are completely worthless for maintaining our (more…)