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Public Safety, Privacy, and Particularity: A New Approach to Search Warrants for Digital Evidence

By Jason M. Weinstein on May 5, 2014
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In the wake of recent coverage of the “Magistrates Revolt,” BNA has published an article in which my colleague Will Drake and I argue that judges can exercise appropriate oversight of search warrants for digital evidence without imposing search protocols or requiring prosecutors to forego reliance on “plain view.”

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Jason’s time as a Managing Editor for The George Washington Law Review comes in handy now as he writes on cybersecurity issues.

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