Why Geofencing Violates the Fourth Amendment Post-Carpenter
By Daniel de Zayas As technology advances, new forms of data are created, providing new avenues for law enforcement to investigate...
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Dec 2, 20197 min read
Balancing Security & Privacy of Electronic Border Searches
By Sasha Brisbon The Fourth Amendment provides the fundamental right to security and privacy from intrusion by the government by...
May 22, 20192 min read
What Individual Rights Apply For A Telepathic Future?
By: Halie B. Peacher President Dwight Eisenhower stated that the United States “must be forward looking in our research and development...
Sep 30, 20173 min read
Update Required? Analyzing the Electronic Communications Privacy Act
By Carly Nuttall Most people understand that statements shared on Twitter, status updates posted on Facebook, or photos uploaded to...
Jan 5, 20164 min read
The Third Party Records Doctrine in the Digital Age
In 2013, Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s concurring opinion in United States v. Jones received effusive media coverage.[1] In Jones,...
Mar 9, 20143 min read
Violation of Privacy or Protection of Citizens?
Being free from unreasonable searches and seizures has always been viewed as part of a fundamental right in our society. Airport...
Dec 3, 20132 min read
Warrantless Wiretapping Fallout Continues
Earlier this year, a Somali-American man, Mohamed Mohamud, was convicted of trying to use a weapon of mass destruction at a Christmas...
Nov 9, 20134 min read
Privacy vs. Security: Analyzing Rep. Rogers’ Comments about Privacy in the Context of Blanket NSA Su
On October 29, 2013, the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence held public hearings regarding NSA surveillance of U.S. citizens, and...
Oct 24, 20134 min read
The Necessity of the Haystack to Find the Needle: A Look into the Controversial NSA Bulk Collection
Through leaking thousands of top-secret documents owned by the National Security Agency (NSA), Edward Snowden publicly disclosed the...
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